Press Brake Operator
recruiting solutionsLugoff (SC)
$20/hour
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recruiting solutionsLugoff (SC)
Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and PlasticSheet Metal Work Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$20/hour
About the role
We are hiring a Press Brake Operator to set up and operate press brake machines used to bend and form sheet metal parts. This is a full-time manufacturing position paying up to $20/hour depending on experience with weekly pay. If you're searching for press brake operator jobs, brake press operator jobs, metal fabrication jobs, or manufacturing machine operator jobs, this could be a great opportunity. Why you'll want this job: Pay up to $20/hour depending on experienceWeekly payFull-time manufacturing roleStable production environmentOpportunities to grow your skillsWhat you'll do: Set up and operate press brake equipmentSelect proper tooling for each jobLoad sheet metal and position partsPerform bending operations to meet production goalsInspect parts using measuring toolsVerify parts meet specifications and tolerancesRead blueprints and work instructionsMake adjustments to maintain qualityPerform basic machine cleaning and preventive maintenanceIdentify minor equipment issuesReport production or equipment concernsRecord production counts and scrapMaintain accurate job documentationFollow all safety procedures and PPE requirementsKeep work areas clean and organizedWhat we're looking for: Experience operating press brake machines or similar fabrication equipmentAbility to read blueprintsStrong attention to detailMechanical aptitudeAbility to use basic measuring toolsDependable and safety-focused
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