PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR - 2nd Shift

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afb manufacturingGarland (TX)

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Mid

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$20-$22 Hourly

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Job Description: Garland Stainless Steel Manufacturing Company seeking an Experienced Press Brake Operator
Employment type: 2nd Shift-Full-Time (4) 10-Hour Days Monday-Thursday 3:15pm-1:45am Press Brake Operator will be responsible for producing high quality parts using both conventional and precision brake presses. We currently have 2 automated Amada HG’s and 2 Amada RG’s. Experience with these machines is a requirement. It is expected that an individual in this position has ability to work with minimal supervision and have a solid understanding of the metal fabrication bending process. The right person will need to evaluate engineering drawings, measure parts, and continually work to reduce set-up times, and increase output.
Typical Duties: Evaluate engineering drawings and select the correct tools for bending parts. Determine the bending process and set-up press for bending. This includes calculating flange sizes and keying information into the machine work console. You will also be required to inspect your work and make any adjustments needed to the machine. This person will be required to meet all established production schedules as determined by management. This individual must be able to work with other production personnel on corrective action/problem solving as required. Experience and Skills Must Include:· The ability to set-up and operate a Brake Press Machine· Can interpret engineering drawings· Able to use calipers, protractors, and basic hand tools related to the bending process· Must have a strong knowledge of forming metal on machines· Capable of working in a fast-paced sheet metal environment· Be dependable· Strong desire to succeed· A high knowledge of shop mathematics as required for bending parts· Skillful in problem solving part inconsistencies
Qualifications: This person must have a minimum of two years’ experience working as a brake set-up operator Experienced in all gauges of sheet metal and can demonstrate their ability to perform to our expectations Bilingual Candidates (English/Spanish) is a PLUS, but not Mandatory. Candidate must be a Self-Starter, Motivated, and Dependable Compensation: $20-$22 Hourly Depending on Experience Competitive wages, 401K, health insurance, Paid Vacation and Holidays, Bonus Programs and many other Perks. Weekends and OT as needed Please submit resume or reply detailing experience and providing salary history and contact information\nCompany DescriptionAFB Manufacturing is a growing 75+ year old family-owned company. AFB Manufacturing is an industry leader in our niche market, serving multi-billion dollar companies all over the world. Our specialty protects us from imports, so our team members have no job insecurity relating to offshore competition. We expanded our Garland, Texas manufacturing facility and capacity multiple times in the past 10+ years and the only thing we need are people who care about the quality of their work and want to learn and develop new skills as needs arise.
Company Description: AFB Manufacturing is a growing 75+ year old family-owned company. AFB Manufacturing is an industry leader in our niche market, serving multi-billion dollar companies all over the world. Our specialty protects us from imports, so our team members have no job insecurity relating to offshore competition. We expanded our Garland, Texas manufacturing facility and capacity multiple times in the past 10+ years and the only thing we need are people who care about the quality of their work and want to learn and develop new skills as needs arise.

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