Brake Press Operator
residential elevatorsCairo (GA)
About the role
CNC Brake Press Operator Residential Elevators is looking for a CNC Brake Press Operator with experience in a steel shop environment to work full-time at least 40 hours a week at our Cairo, Georgia plant/warehouse. The Brake Press Operator will be responsible for using an electronically powered industrial machine to create, shape and customize metal materials.
Essential duties include:
Perform typical press operations to produce materials according to specifications and on schedule Inspect the materials produced for quality and conformity; correct any inconsistencies Detect and report defective materials or questionable conditions to the department supervisor Maintain the work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition and follow prescribed safety regulations
Skills and abilities:
Motor skills to operate multiple settings and levers that much be adjusted for each job and quickly manipulated through the steps of creating finished product Good analytical and mathematical skills to interpret drawings, templates, and blueprints Read gauges, tape measure, blueprints, and other measurement tools About Residential Elevators: Residential Elevators, the fastest growing home elevator company in the United States with over 200 employees, is always seeking great talent! Founded in 1996, our teams manufacture, sell, install and service elevators in private residences in more than fifteen states. Focused on quality and safety, we provide a beautiful custom product to contractors and homeowners. Benefit package includes: Health insurance, Paid Holidays and Personal Time Off, 401K Plan Drug Free Workplace We welcome veterans!
Minimum requirements: At least 2 years of Machinist experience,
CNC Brake Press Experience required:
Must be able to comply with safety policies; safety-conscious Must have reliable transportation Must lift up to 50 lbs.
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