Threadroll Machinist - 2nd Shift

Salary Range: $26-36/hr; 2^nd Shift

Position Overview:

As a Thread Roll Operator, you'll
be part of our team located in Brea, CA.

Key Responsibilities:

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Sets, operates and troubleshoots thread
roll machines, as required.

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Efficiently produces quality products
that meet all expectations utilizing Manufacturing drawings, process control
documents, training materials, and departmental work instructions.

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Utilize all internal forms of measuring
devices, such as micrometers, calipers, gages, etc.

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Maintains the entire workplace in a
safe, clean operating condition on a daily basis.

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Communicates all pertinent and/or
necessary information to fellow employees.

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Gathers materials for production such
as: part drawings, tool drawings, production schedules, production
requirements, production reports, etc.

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Reports set-up and production in the
K-Lite production tracking system.

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Detects and reports faulty machine
and/or equipment conditions, material anomalies, part / tool drawing
discrepancies or other unusual shop floor activities.

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Keep machines in best operating
conditions, including replacing worn fasteners, machine parts or tooling.

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Regular participation in trainings and
or training other may be required.

Participation in regular
department training and/or conduct training with new department employees.

Basic Qualifications:

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5 years of related experience.

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Inspection tools (micrometer, caliper,
drop gages, etc.)

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Ability to read and interpret
blueprints.

• Employees must be
  legally authorized to work in the United States. Verification of
  employment eligibility will be required at the time of hire. Visa
  sponsorship is not available for this position.

Preferred Qualifications:

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Experience with Waterbury, Reed,
Hartford, Automatic, Handfeed

Physical Requirements:

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Must be able to lift approximately 50
pounds.

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Stand for the entirety of the shift.

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Work in an un-air conditioned shop
environment.

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Able to bend, twist, and squat in
sometimes awkward positions for prolonged periods of time while exerting force
(pushing or pulling) on hand tools used to adjust machine.

Manual dexterity and visual acuity for detailed work.