Fabrication Inspector

Posted 15 days ago

mercury plasticsMiddlefield (OH)

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Junior

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$17.00

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About the role

Fabrication Inspector
Starting Pay: $17.00/hour 2nd Shift 12:45pm-8:45pm Monday-Friday Purpose and Scope: The Fabrication Inspector is responsible for following the training parameters to become competent in fabricating and assembling parts from extruded product to the customer's specifications using fixtures, hand tools, and power tools.
Responsibilities: The Fabrication Inspector responsibilities include, but are not limited to, learning the process to: Operate various heating, forming, splicing, and punching machines Perform general assembly as needed Make limited adjustments to equipment, as authorized Form plastic tubing using heat panels and ovens Cut plastic tubing to size using automated cutters per quality specifications Inspect product (using gauges/fixtures) for quality and conformance to specifications Prepare product for shipping, including assembling boxes, packing, and labeling product Responsible for accurate production reporting Keep equipment and work area clean
Required Qualifications: To qualify for the Fabrication Operator position, the candidate is required to have: Hand-eye coordination Basic math skills Prior manufacturing experience is preferred Ability to stand for up to long periods of time Troubleshooting skills
Company: Mercury Plastics Shift 2 (United States of America)Full time

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