Machine Operator - First Shift

Posted 7 days ago

overhead doorMount Hope (OH)

Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders Custom Roll Forming

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About the role

Job Title Heavy Machinery Manufacturer

Job Description: Heavy machinery manufacturing and operation of designated and assigned equipment and machinery including but not limited to roll forming, press operation, milling, manufacturing fabrication, welding, cutting, routing, molding, extrusion, etc. Entry level production manufacturer of sectional and rolling doors and door components. Manufacture products and components according to product specifications, drawings, BOM's, work orders and / or run schedules. Ensure product specification and product quality by following established procedures, SOP's, maintaining of proper settings, and quality standards. Verify product specification and product quality through inspection, observation, and measuring work pieces. Adjust machine / equipment performance to meet product specifications and quality standards. Utilize hand and power tools, cranes, and other material handling devices for manufacturing assistance. Fabricate and assemble sectional and rolling doors sections and component materials as required by the job.

Qualifications: Industrial manufacturing experience desired. Able to read and understand work instructions in English. Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure. Experience with micrometers and other measuring devices. Roll Forming experience is a plus. Preferred High School Diploma or GED.Physical /

Work Environment Requirements: Frequent bending, pushing / pulling, reaching and lifting periodically up to 75 pounds. Regularly lifting up to 35 -50 pounds

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