Press Operator Trainee

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uacj automotive whitehall industriesPaducah (KY)

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Press Operator Trainee Hot Job Paducah - Paducah, KY 42001 Overview Job Shift Off Shift (2nd or 3rd)
Description Qualifications: Education and Experience: Must have a sound understanding of extrusion process Knowledge: Able to read and interpret extrusion drawings. Knowledge of precision measuring devices and their applications Skills & Abilities: Good mechanical and technical aptitude. Understanding and ability in the use of a computer. Able to work under minimum supervision Essential Duties and Responsibilities of the Job: Read production schedules and record accurate information Inspect extrusions for compliance with specifications, communicate potential problems and determine acceptability. Strive to maximize production targets and maintain a quality product while minimizing production scrap and cost. Use discretionary judgment to quickly correct production deviations Operate all equipment which is part of extrusion Familiar with operating procedures and paperwork at the B/O saw Read, understand and implement instructions on routing tickets/HMI Use Cadex system to improve dies performance Assist with training of employees as required Follow procedures set by the recipes Inform maintenance when equipment needs attention Follow up press practices base on various alloys Communicate well with quality department Other duties as required Training Requirements: New Employee Orientation Program Level of Authority: None Physical Demands: Requires standing for long periods of time and some walking (up to 7 hours). Requires using hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools, or controls. Requires frequent repetitive movement, bending or twisting, and lifting up to 10 lbs frequently, and occasionally up to 50 lbs. Requires exposure to sounds and noise levels that are distracting or uncomfortable and wearing common protective or safety equipment.

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