Fabricator

Posted 8 days ago

modine manufacturing companyOwatonna (MN)

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About the role

Fabricator As a Fabricator you will be part of a top-notch team that operates state of the art fabricating technology. At CDI you will fabricate sheet metal for constructing HVAC products for battery manufacturing, ice arenas, hospital suites, food processing facilities and many others! If you're looking for a company that invests in their people and advanced technology, consider a career at CDI! Our mission at Climate by Design International is to create significant, life-changing jobs. As a family-owned company, we care for our team members individually, providing generous wages and benefits, paid time off and paid holidays from day one, and create a culture where people enjoy coming to work. We want each of our team members to achieve their full potential, both personally and professionally.4 Day Work Week: Day Shift: Monday-Thursday 5:00 am- 3:30 pmKey Responsibilities Fabricate parts for sheet metal HVAC equipment casings using blueprints. Set up jobs and tooling in a manner conducive to safe and efficient operation. Fabricate parts using a laser, shear, punch or brake press. Use measuring tools accurately; including angle gauges, tape measures and Vernier calipers. Read blueprints and interpret dimensions and tolerances. Required Education & Qualifications Experience fabricating sheet metal parts using fabrication tools and equipment. Shop courses or equivalent experience is helpful. Minimum of 1 year of work experience including using small hand tools. Able to routinely lift 80 pounds.

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