CNC Operator
triples steelMelrose Park (IL)
$18.00/hr
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OverviewCompany Name: Kreher Steel, A Tube Supply Company Title of Position: Production Equipment Operator Position Type: Full-Time Location: Melrose Park, IL Shift: 2nd Shift, Monday-Friday 3:00pm-11:00pm Founded in 2016, Tube Supply provides quality steel tube and bar in alloy, stainless, and carbon for oil and gas applications, including drilling, completions, production, and downhole tools. Our steel tubular and bar products are tailored specifically to meet the demands of the oil and gas industry, including high pressure, high temperature (HPHT) and sour (H2S) well environments. Tube Supply clients are leading oil and gas service companies, OEMs, and manufacturing centers globally. Our goal is to maintain a stable, fun work environment while delivering satisfaction to the marketplace. We live closely by our core values: excellence, loyalty, and fun. These are seen throughout our interactions with customers, within the company, and in each of our employee's everyday lives. The pay range for this position is $18.00/hr. - $24.00/hr. based on experience.
Responsibilities:
Maintain machined parts to required specs and quality requirements Fill out production forms and quality control documents Perform routine inspections ensuring equipment is functioning safely, properly, and efficiently Assist in production startups and shutdowns Communicate directly with shift management identifying improvements as needed Follow production schedule and other related documents necessary to meet customer orders Comply with all HSE, QMS, and corporate policies at Tube Supply Perform other duties that may be assigned by management QualificationsWorking knowledge of CNC machining operations, processes, programs and setups Manual machining experience preferred Minimum of 2 years of experience as a machine operator Experience using measuring tools such as calipers and micrometers G-M code experience a plus Strong mechanical, mathmatical and communication skills
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