Laser Operator, 1st shift 7am-3:30pm

Posted 8 days ago

inovaMentor (OH)

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About the role

Laser Operator: 1st Shift (Direct Hire)A precision manufacturer is seeking a hands-on Laser Operator to join their production team. This role involves setting up and running a fiber optic laser to cut sheet metal components according to production requirements, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and consistent part quality. What Youll DoSet up and operate a fiber optic laser for sheet metal cutting Review and interpret job travelers and part drawings to confirm specifications Select appropriate sheet metal thicknesses and material types for each job Perform machine alignments, adjustments, and quality checks to maintain consistent cut accuracy Inspect finished parts using calipers, micrometers, and tape measures Maintain a clean and organized work area and perform basic machine maintenance Cross-train and assist in other departments such as saw cutting, waterjet operation, and assembly as needed
Qualifications:
  • Prior experience operating or setting up laser cutting equipment (fiber or CO?)Background working with sheet metal or fabricated metal parts
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to read blueprints or work instructions
  • Comfortable using standard measuring tools for inspection
  • Team-oriented and reliable with a steady work ethic
Benefits: 90% company-paid health insurance Health savings account 401k with 4% matchPTO & paid holidays Inova Staffing is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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