Summary from listing
The Manufacturing Operator sets up, operates, adjusts, inspects, and maintains a wide range of manufacturing equipment, including upsetters, heating units, jib cranes, stamping and trim presses, manipulators, forging hammers, forklifts, bulldozer presses, robotic and CNC controls, and other departmental equipment. The role performs processes such as measuring, drilling, heating, stamping, upsetting, forging, trimming, forming, bending, sorting, loading, unloading, delivering, and stacking, while also recording production and scrap data. The operator must interpret drawings and routing sheets, use measuring devices, maintain a clean work area, and be able to sit or stand for at least eight hours, walk, see, hear, read, and lift up to 35 pounds.
