Brake Press Machinist
express employment professionalsGreenwood (IN)
$30.00 per hour
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express employment professionalsGreenwood (IN)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$30.00 per hour
About the role
Brake Press Operator Express Employment Professionals is currently hiring for a Brake Press Operator. This is a great opportunity for an experienced fabricator who is skilled in operating CNC press brakes and is looking for a long-term position with a reputable company.
Location:
South side-Indianapolis Shift: Monday – Thursday, 2:30 PM – 12:30 AM Pay: Up to $30/hour, based on experience
Job Responsibilities:
Set up and operate CNC press brakes for production runs.
Read and interpret blueprints to ensure accurate fabrication of parts.
Perform quality control inspections to verify parts meet specifications.
Use tooling knowledge to complete tasks.
Monitor machine performance and make necessary adjustments for optimal operation.
Requirements:
Prior experience operating and setting up CNC press brakes.
Strong blueprint reading and interpretation skills. Familiarity with fabrication tools and machine adjustments.
High attention to detail and commitment to producing quality work.
Ability to work independently on 2nd shift.
About Us:
Serving the Southside of Indianapolis, Shelbyville, Greenwood, Franklin, and surrounding south central counties, Express Employment Professionals' Certified Professional Staffing Team specializes in Contract and Direct Hire placements in Engineering, Accounting and Finance, and Skilled Manufacturing. There are no fees for our services. We are a Human Resource Solutions company assisting businesses in finding top talent. We've been hired directly by our clients to find the best candidates for their teams!
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