Beveller Operator

Job Purpose

The Beveller Operator is under the direction of the Mill Supervisor, shall be a vital component in the operation group. The Beveller will focus on operating machinery responsible for facing and beveling tubular in accordance to work order specification sheets.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Constantly represent the company core values in a positive and professional manner.
• Maintain a positive and professional attitude daily with all employees and supervisors.
• Operate machinery responsible for facing and beveling tubular in accordance to work order specification sheets.
• Prepare and size bevellers with tooling based on wall thickness and OD in reference to work order specification sheets.
• Receive tubular from conveyor and operate machinery to move pipe onto beveling table safely and efficiently to maintain line speed without interruption to production.
• Perform routine preventative maintenance each morning to ensure machines are prepared for daily work and operating as designed.
• Maintain active inventories of beveling tools, holders, and associated equipment; communicate inventory items to crew leader so proper tools and holders can be stocked to assure uninterrupted production.
• Utilize calibrated gauges to inspect bevel and ensure the tubular has been machined to work order specifications; document these inspections and submit daily to crew leaders.
• Report any non‑conformances to crew leader that are outside of work order specifications and stop the line immediately to ensure proper quality.
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment surrounding machinery; daily cleaning of chips, pits, and metal hoppers; communicate with crane operator when hoppers are full and need to be emptied.
• Maintain proper operation of chopper pit and machinery; inspect blades daily and communicate any that need to be changed; communicate with forklift operator when hopper needs to be emptied.
• Maintain proper operation of blowout nozzles, air lines, and conveyor line; ensure scarf is removed in pit prior to moving down exit conveyor.
• Responsible for any additional job duties assigned by crew leaders / shift supervisors that are not outlined in this job description; assist other areas when needed to ensure uninterrupted production.
• Perform ad‑hoc tasks and other duties as assigned.

Qualifications / Competencies

• High school diploma or GED preferred but not required.
• Mechanical aptitude.
• Able to read and follow work instructions, work order specifications, quality procedures, safety procedures, and work station manuals.
• Adhere to quality and safety policies without supervision.
• Basic computer skills and touch typing.
• Punctual and able to show up to work each day and on‑time in reference to shift schedule; ability to work weekends, holidays, night shift, and extended work hours.
• Ability to stand, kneel, crouch, sit, and climb for entire shift requirements.
• Ability to move and/or lift 25 lbs frequently and 50 lbs occasionally.

Working Conditions & Physical Requirements

• During operations employee will be exposed to moving machinery, parts, and metal shavings.
• Extreme noise and decibel readings that will require double ear protection.
• Exposure to fumes, airborne particles, caustic chemicals, and extreme weather conditions.
• Loose‑fitting clothes and jewelry are not permitted on site.
• Ability to see 20/20 when corrected.
• Ability to identify and distinguish colors.