Brake Press Operator

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wfa staffing groupSturtevant (WI)

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Job Description: The Fabricator will play a key role in shaping metal components by working primarily with steel, aluminum, and mixed metals. Operating within a small team, this individual contributor will be responsible for fabricating parts for custom builds, production lines, and repair and maintenance projects. Proficiency with tools such as press brakes, laser operators, and punch presses is essential to ensure quality and precision.
Responsibilities: Operate press brake, laser cutter, and punch press machinery efficiently and safely Fabricate metal parts from steel, aluminum, and mixed metals according to project specifications Interpret blueprints and technical drawings for accurate fabrication Participate in custom builds, production runs, and repair tasks Perform quality control checks to ensure finished products meet standards Maintain a safe work environment by following safety protocols Collaborate with team members to meet project deadlines Preferred Qualifications 1+ years experience in fabrication High school diploma or equivalent Skilled in welding and metal fabrication techniques Proficient in blueprint reading Experienced in machine operation including press brake and laser equipment Strong focus on quality control and safety compliance Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail

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