FORGE OPERATOR
brunner laySpringdale (AR)
About the role
Machine Operator We are looking for a Machine Operator to join our Forge team. You'll operate forging machines to shape steel workpieces, perform quality checks, and maintain equipment. This is a hands-on role in an industrial setting, requiring attention to safety, precision, and teamwork.
Responsibilities:
Operate forging machines to shape, cut, and form steel. Adjust machine settings for proper pressure and depth. Inspect workpieces to ensure quality and accuracy. Communicate with team members to maintain workflow. Perform basic maintenance and replace machine parts as needed. Follow safety procedures and wear required protective gear.
Qualifications
Required:
Some high school education.6+ months of experience loading a forging press.1 year of industrial manufacturing or production experience. Ability to follow instructions and safety procedures.
Preferred:
Vocational or trade school certificate. Experience in forging or extrusion operations. Ability to operate machines with multiple settings/specifications. Steel forge press or related mechanical press experience. Physical Requirements &
Work Environment:
Ability to lift and move up to 50 lbs. Stand for extended periods (80% of shift).Work in high-heat conditions around heavy machinery and open flames. Must be comfortable with moderate-to-high noise levels. Required to wear protective gear at all times. Ability to work overtime as needed.7a to 3:30p, Monday through Friday. Overtime as needed to support business needs.
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