Wire Machine Operator
luvata waterburyWaterbury (CT)
About the role
Job Description:
Machine operator for off shift production to set up and run heavy wire drawing machinery
Tasks:
Feed raw materials into production machinery Monitor the production process Carry out basic quality and testing checks Use lifting equipment and forklift trucks Maintain work areas and equipment Skills and
Requirements:
Capable of lifting 50 pounds unassisted Able to work on foot for extended periods of timeprevious manufacturing environment experience Strong knowledge of machines in a manufacturing setting Able to lift a maximum of 50 pounds and stand and walk for a minimum eight-hour work shift. Will occasionally have to push/pull and set up dies up to 100 pounds Must be able to follow written work instructions The ability to work a full shift, come to work on time, work overtime as needed and the ability to work according to the necessary schedule to meet job requirements with or without reasonable accommodation is an essential function of this position. Luvata offers a very competitive benefits package with generous paid time off and holidays as well as health/dental/disabilty and life insurance. A 50% match on 401k up to 8%. Fitness/Gym and tuition reimbursement programs. Company provided uniforms and safety shoes.\nCompany
Description:
Luvata in Waterbury, Connecticut manufactures copper stabilized NbTi and Nb 3 Sn conductors for a variety of superconducting applications. Luvata Waterbury is a recognized leader in the supply of superconductive wires for medical diagnostic systems, high energy physics projects, and related applications where delivery and performance are critical.
Company Description:
Luvata in Waterbury, Connecticut manufactures copper stabilized NbTi and Nb 3 Sn conductors for a variety of superconducting applications. Luvata Waterbury is a recognized leader in the supply of superconductive wires for medical diagnostic systems, high energy physics projects, and related applications where delivery and performance are critical.
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