Laser Operator
allentownAllentown (NJ)
About the role
Laser Operator The Laser Operator performs all tasks involved in the production of Allentown Inc. products. This position will operate the computer-controlled laser to cut parts from a larger blank or from fixtures. Uses printouts to determine specified operation code and enters commands, using control console, to retrieve programmed instructions. Primary functions include: Press console buttons to actuate laser beam that automatically trims excess metal from sheet or tubing. Observe light indicator on control panel or monitor to determine if component meets specifications. Removes trimmed component from shuttle table or from holding fixture and examines component for cut quality and that the part matches the drawing and is within tolerances. Adjusts laser, using hand tools, such as Allen wrench, or box wrenches. Places work piece on table manually or by using crane. Operates laser according to the machines operating manual and department guidelines in operation of equipment. Sets up and operates laser to cut parts to the developed size on blueprints and prepare these parts to go to the next operation. Notifies supervisor of any mechanical or material issues. Keeps an accurate count of every part of every job worked on and stacks parts neatly in an organized manner. Completes daily production sheet with jobs worked on. Keeps running total sheets accurately and attached to the blueprint. Packages finished goods into correct boxes when needed. Maintains a clean and safe work area. Follows all safety rules and quality standards including all company policies and procedures. Performs job assignments in a safe and productive manner while maintaining high quality levels. Adheres to standardized work practices in a continuous improvement environment. Keeps work areas clean and organized while taking care of all equipment and facilities. Other duties as assigned.
Skills and qualifications include:
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints and drawings.
- Must be able to transfer what is on the blueprint to a flat layout.
- Ability to use various measuring tools such as calipers, squares, protractor and measuring tapes.
- Advanced computer skills (Windows XP, Windows 10 and Windows 95)
- Must be able to work in a fast-paced high volume production environment under tight time constraints.
- Must possess an understanding of production procedures.
- Must adhere to health and safety regulations (consistent use of P.P.E)
- High level of attention to detail
- Must have excellent time management skills and work ethic.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, including verbal and written.
- Ability to work independently and as a team member.
- Essential functions/physical requirements include:
- Must be able to stand continuously for long periods of time.
- Must be able to lift and transport 50 lbs. at a time.
EOE/AA/M/F/Veteran/Disability
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