CNC Burn Table Operator - 2nd Shift

Posted 6 days ago

cannonball recruitingSinking Spring (PA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$36/hr

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About the role

CNC Burn Table Operator Pay: $22$36/hr. (based on experience) + 10% Shift Differential
Schedule: 2nd Shift, Monday Thursday, 12:00 PM10:00 PM + OT
Job Summary: We are looking for an experienced CNC Burn Table Operator to operate cutting equipment used to cut and prepare steel parts. Experience with CNC burn tables, plasma cutting, oxy-fuel cutting, or other industrial cutting equipment is preferred. Candidates with general machine operation, fabrication, or manufacturing experience are also encouraged to apply. You must be comfortable working in a shop that is not climate-controlled.
Qualifications: 2+ years of CNC, burn table, machine operation, or fabrication experience preferred Experience with plasma or oxy-fuel cutting is a plus Able to read basic blueprints and measurements Able to make basic machine adjustments Forklift or overhead crane experience is a plus OSHA 10 certification or willingness to complete training
Job Duties: Operate and monitor the CNC burn table Set up cutting jobs and make basic adjustments Cut steel according to drawings and specifications Check cut parts for quality and accuracy Load and unload steel safely Remove slag and clean finished parts Perform basic machine cleaning and maintenance
Benefits: Medical / Dental / Vision 401(k) with company match PTO / Paid Holidays Life Insurance Short- & Long-Term Disability Employee Assistance Program Employee Referral Program Training and Continuing Education Overtime Opportunities Fabrication Shop Perks Daily snack & drink allowance Annual safety boot allowance Annual prescription safety glasses program Lunch provided every other Friday All offers of employment are contingent upon the successful completion of a pre-employment drug screen and background check.

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