Laser Unload/Part Handler

About the role

SPX is a diverse team of unique individuals who all make an impact. As a Laser Unload, Parts Handler, you will support our fabrication operations by safely unloading, sorting, identifying, and moving metal parts produced by laser-cutting equipment. You will inspect parts for obvious defects, organize material by work order, and move parts to the appropriate next stage of production. This is a hands-on, fast-paced manufacturing role that requires attention to detail, safe material handling, and the ability to perform physical work throughout the shift.

Responsibilities

• Safety
  • Follow all safety rules, procedures, and required personal protective equipment while working around laser-cutting and material-handling equipment.
  • Maintain the laser unload area, carts, racks, and surrounding work areas in a clean and orderly condition.
  • Use material-handling tools and equipment safely and report equipment, material, or safety concerns to the team lead or supervisor.
• Quality
  • Confirm material, part numbers, sizes, quantities, and parts match work orders or job tickets.
  • Visually inspect cut metal parts for obvious defects, damage, or incorrect material and report concerns to the lead or supervisor.
  • Separate acceptable parts from scrap or nonconforming material and keep jobs organized to prevent parts from being mixed.
  • Complete assigned work within established safety, quality, and productivity guidelines.
  • Accurately document counts, work completed, or other required production information using company procedures.
• Delivery
  • Safely unload cut metal parts and scrap material from laser-cutting equipment.
  • Sort, count, identify, and organize parts according to work orders, job tickets, part numbers, or production requirements.
  • Stack, stage, palletize, or place metal parts into carts, racks, bins, or designated production areas for the next operation.
  • Move parts and materials to the appropriate production area using approved material-handling equipment as trained and authorized.
  • Assist with other fabrication or general production tasks as workload requires while meeting established safety, quality, and productivity standards.
• Culture
  • Desire to do the right thing
  • Team player,