2nd Shift Brake Press Operator

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mcneilus companiesDodge Center (MN)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$19.50 - $22/ hr

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2nd Shift Press Brake Operator | Dodge Center, MN McNeilus Steel, Inc. is accepting applications for a new team member to join our company as a Brake Press Operator. The schedule is Monday-Thursday 4:00 pm-2:30 am, with OT as needed. Duties/
Responsibilities: When forming steel, calculate the correct measurements for the pieces to in turn fabricate the parts to the correct dimensions Monitors and makes adjustments accordingly to ensure the proper outcome of the product Inspect edge cut quality, material, and critical dimensions to ensure print tolerances and the correct customer specifications have been met Prepares material for shipping by tagging, banding, and stacking outgoing shipments Performs general maintenance Loads prepared material for shipment on company trucks and common carriers Must operate crane and forklift skillfully and safely Performs other duties as instructed and assigned Learn, understand, and comply with OSHA requirements, company safety rules, and health policies at all times, working according to good safety practices as posted, instructed, and discussed Use all safety devices, equipment, and PPE as directed and provided for protection
Qualifications: Be able to read and understand the material specifications on order tickets Knowledge of steel products is preferred Ability to troubleshoot, work well independently, and as a team Be able to read and decipher measurements using tape measure Must be able to read, write, and communicate in fluent English Benefits offered for this job Starting wage range: $19.50 - $22/ hr plus shift differential Medical Dental Life Insurance Vision Vacation Holidays Sick Leave Tuition Assistance 401K Uniform Allowance Flexible Benefit Account Apply Online

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