33 Job openings found

A Lathe Machine Operator in the HDPE/PVC pipe industry is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining lathe machines to cut, thread, chamfer, and finish plastic pipes and associated fittings. They ensure that pipes meet precise diameter, thickness, and quality standards, working closely with extrusion lines to ensure consistent production. ...

A CNC Operator in a tower manufacturing company (e.g., telecom towers, structural steel towers, wind towers) is responsible for setting up and operating Computer Numerical Control machinery to cut, drill, and shape heavy structural steel components. They interpret blueprints and engineering specifications to fabricate large metal parts while adhering to ...

A CNC Machine Operator sets up, operates, and maintains computer-controlled machines (mills, lathes, routers) to produce precision parts based on blueprints. They are responsible for loading raw materials, adjusting machine settings, inspecting finished products for quality, and adhering to strict safety protocols.  Core Responsibilities Setup and Operation: Prepare machinery for production, including tool installation,, ...

A Turner, also known as a Lathe Operator or Machinist, is a skilled trade professional who operates lathe machines to shape, cut, and finish materials like metal, wood, or plastic into specific components and parts, according to technical drawings and specifications. Key responsibilities include interpreting blueprints, setting up and calibrating machinery, selecting ...

The Rough Turner is responsible for operating lathe machines to perform rough machining operations on forged or cast steel components, such as rolls, shafts, and billets used in rolling mill operations. The role ensures components are machined to specified dimensions and tolerances prior to final machining or assembly. 📌 Key Responsibilities: Operate ...

A Senior Fitter in a steel company is responsible for the installation, repair, and precision alignment of heavy industrial machinery (such as rolling mills, conveyors, and hydraulic systems). They execute preventive and breakdown maintenance, lead junior technicians, and troubleshoot mechanical faults to minimize production downtime. [1, 2, 3] Key Responsibilities Installation & ...

A Quality Control (QC) Engineer in a foundry plant ensures that metal castings meet customer specifications, dimensional requirements, and material standards. They are responsible for testing raw materials, inspecting in-process components (moulding, pouring, fettling), and conducting final inspections to reduce rejects and improve production quality.  Key Responsibilities Inspection and Testing: Perform visual, ...

A VTL (Vertical Turning Lathe) Machine Operator in a foundry plant specializes in setting up and operating vertical lathes to machine large, heavy, or complex cast metal components (such as valve bodies, pump housings, or gears). This role ensures cast parts are machined precisely according to engineering specifications.  Key Responsibilities Machine Setup: ...

A CNC Machine Operator in a foundry plant sets up, operates, and monitors CNC machines (milling, turning, drilling) to finish cast metal parts according to technical drawings. They are responsible for loading castings, inspecting finished parts with precision tools, ensuring dimensional accuracy, and conducting basic machine maintenance while adhering to ...

A Quality Inspector in chains manufacturing ensures that raw materials, in-process components, and finished chain products meet exact engineering, durability, and safety standards. They verify dimensional accuracy, perform strength testing, and track non-conformances to prevent defective batches from leaving the facility. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Responsibilities Incoming Material Inspection: Verify raw ...