Laser Operator- 1st Shift

About the role

This role is responsible for safely creating blanks to customer specifications on the Laser Blanking Line. Success requires a strong focus on safety and attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Reconcile coil identity to production schedule
• Check and record gauge, width, hardness, camber, burr, and surface requirements to ensure compliance with customer and production requirements
• Program the laser, import part information, and check laser heads
• Thread coil through uncoiler, leveler/flattener, and feed unit
• Monitor condition of blanks to ensure compliance with customer requirements and production instructions
• Adjust laser setup as needed for quality
• Remove scrap and empty hoppers as necessary
• Assist maintenance to troubleshoot malfunctions or complete preventative maintenance as necessary
• Communicate non-compliance or quality problems to supervisor and/or shift lead
• Clean and maintain housekeeping of area

Schedule

Friday–Sunday: 5:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Pay

Starting pay: $18.75–$23.75 per hour

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage after 60 days
• Competitive Wellness Program with up to 100% discount on medical premiums
• Short-Term and Long-Term Disability
• Supplemental Accident Insurance through Allstate for accidents and cancer coverage
• Employer-Paid Life Insurance
• 401(k) eligibility after 60 days with competitive match after one year
• Paid Time Off starting after 90 days
• Paid Holidays starting day one
• Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Account
• Discount programs in automotive, technology, and more
• Boot and Glasses Allowance after 60 days
• Free uniforms after 60 days
• Monthly Incentive Bonus after one full month of employment
• Education Assistance with up to 100% paid tuition for maintenance-related coursework and certifications
• Career Advancement Opportunities
• Teammate Assistance Program (TAP) for Counseling, Financial, Legal, and Family services

Requirements

• Knowledge of and ability to comply with safety rules and requirements
• Knowledge of raw materials (steel and aluminum), blanking processes, and quality standards
• Knowledge of the laser blanking line including its major components and limitations
• Ability to accurately use tape measures, Rockwell tester, digital calipers, digital/dial indicators, height gauge, computer, part-specific gauges, and micrometers
• Ability to read and understand material tags and production instructions
• Ability to communicate effectively
• Ability to see details at close range