Jeweler-Level 2

Responsibilities

• Promptly report all incidents and safety issues to your supervisor.
• Interpret blueprints and fabricate items based on designs and tolerances set forth in production artwork to meet company QA standards within prescribed timelines.
• Utilize multiple torch sizes and types from gas flux pin torches to large scale soldering and annealing torches.
• Apply correct sequences of silver solder from high temp 800 to lower temp 560 to the lowest temp tin/silver solder.
• Apply knowledge of hand forging of steel punches, chasing tools, snaring irons and stakes.
• Use chasing tools, punches and engravers during complex fabrication practices.
• Operate power equipment including the draw bench, jump shears, band saw, disc and belt sander, power press, kick press, spinning lathe, machining lathe and any other tools essential to the job.
• Work to maintain the production schedule and be willing to assist on additional projects as skill sets progress.
• Maintain a professional, positive, and respectful work environment while complying with company policies and procedures.
• Participate and carry out team tasks by helping co-workers where needed.

Qualifications

• The ability to effectively communicate in English is essential.
• Good teamwork skills.
• Metal fabrication experience.
• Problem-solving skills.
• Attention to Detail.
• Ability to read blueprints and effectively fabricate three-dimensional objects.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Computer literate.
• BFA/MFA in metals and jewelry (preferred).