172 Job openings found

A Welder job involves joining metal parts using heat and pressure, often involving cutting, gouging, and finishing metal pieces. They work with various metals, using different welding techniques and equipment based on the project requirements. Welders are responsible for reading blueprints, preparing materials, performing the welding process, inspecting welds, and maintaining equipment.    Key Responsibilities: Reading ...

A Grinder is a professional who uses grinding machines and tools to shape, smooth, and finish materials, primarily metals, to specific standards. They are essential in manufacturing and construction, ensuring precision and quality in finished products. Responsibilities include operating grinding equipment, adhering to safety protocols, and performing quality control checks.    Key Responsibilities: Operating Grinding Machines: Loading ...

A tack welder is responsible for creating temporary, short welds (tack welds) to hold metal components together, typically in preparation for final welding. They work with various welding processes and materials, ensuring proper alignment and fit-up before more permanent welds are applied.    Key Responsibilities: Positioning and Alignment:  Accurately positioning and aligning metal parts according to ...

A Fabricator job involves constructing metal structures or products by cutting, shaping, and assembling metal components according to specifications, often using blueprints and various tools. They are responsible for ensuring the quality and accuracy of their work, maintaining equipment, and adhering to safety standards.    Here's a more detailed breakdown: Responsibilities: Reading and interpreting blueprints: Fabricators must ...

A "Tacker Welder" job typically involves the initial stages of welding, focusing on creating temporary "tack" welds to hold metal components together before final welding. This role requires strong attention to detail, ability to follow instructions, and proficiency with welding equipment, particularly MIG welding.    Key Responsibilities: Preparing and Positioning Metal: Tack welders are responsible for ...

A CNC Machine Incharge, also known as a CNC Supervisor or Production Supervisor for CNC/VMC machining, is responsible for overseeing the operation and maintenance of CNC machines, managing a team of operators, and ensuring efficient and high-quality production. They are involved in planning, executing, and monitoring machining operations, as well as troubleshooting ...

A Bell Annealing Operator is responsible for the operation and maintenance of bell-type annealing furnaces, which are used to heat treat metal components, typically in a protective atmosphere, to alter their physical and mechanical properties. This involves setting up the furnace, monitoring temperature and atmosphere, and ensuring the quality of the annealed ...

A CTL (Cut-to-Length) Operator is responsible for operating machinery that cuts metal coils or sheets into specific lengths, often in a steel service center environment. They ensure the accurate and efficient cutting of materials according to customer specifications while maintaining quality standards and safety protocols.    Key Responsibilities: Operating CTL machinery: Setting up, adjusting, and monitoring ...

A Slitting Operator is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining slitting machines that cut materials like paper, film, or foil into narrower rolls. They ensure the machine runs efficiently, maintains quality standards, and adheres to safety protocols. A Slitting Supervisor oversees the slitting operations, manages the operators, and ensures production targets ...

A plant operator is a professional who operates, monitors, and maintains machinery and equipment within an industrial plant or facility. They are responsible for ensuring the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of the plant's processes and systems. This can involve a variety of tasks, from operating heavy machinery to monitoring control panels and ...