Deburring Technician

About the role

Operates deburring equipment to produce highly precision component parts that meet all quality standards.

Responsibilities

• Work from blueprints, operation sheets, travelers, or other specifications to complete finishing and deburring operations.
• Check product to meet all blueprint or operations specifications.
• Perform minor set-ups on deburring equipment.
• Obtain necessary tooling, gages, and materials.
• Perform deburring, polishing, tumbling, and rounding edges per specifications.
• May include part marking, cleaning, or other various operations.
• Use measuring tools: micrometers, Vernier, optical comparator, dial bores, pin gages.
• Perform visual inspections and dimensional verification per department/QA guidelines.
• Replace worn or damaged tooling as needed.
• Verify and record actual part count before and after work.
• Handle tumbling: media selection and process development for quality product.
• Responsible for blending corner radius and surfaces.
• Use microscopes for deburring operations.
• Hand deburr small parts using pencil grinders, bench grinders, drill presses, carbide deburring tooling.
• Keep equipment and work area clean and organized.
• Notify lead person or supervisor of parts shortages or machining problems.
• Pack and wash/preserve parts as needed.
• Perform other machining and assembly operations as required.
• Interact with associates from all departments.

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to understand operation sheets/blueprints, specifications, and applicable company/customer paperwork.
• Quality‑minded with willingness and ability to cross‑train in other areas.
• One year plus experience in a machine shop or deburring environment.
• Physical ability to push/pull/carry up to 50 lbs.

Pay

20‑24 hourly wage.