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Automation Tool and Die

Value Added Operator

Valley City, OH · On-site

$16.50 - $21.75/hr

Equipment Inspection - Safety Checks - Quality Checks - Tool Readiness prior to use Run a variety of equipment, such as clinching, welding, or automated assembly machines. Roles and Responsibilities ...

Automation Tool and Die

Warehouse Associate

Valley City, OH · On-site

$15 - $18/hr

Description Job Title: Warehouse Associate Department: Stamping Reports To: Warehouse Supervisor Summary Warehouse Associate is responsible for various fulfillment operations including pulling orders ...

Automation Tool and Die

Material Handler

Valley City, OH · On-site

$15.75 - $19/hr

Description Position Title: Material Handler FLSA Status: Non-Exempt, Full Time Summary: Safely deliver raw material to production lines and remove finished goods, work in process, and production ...

Die Setter/Automatic Punch Press Operator

Automation Tool and Die

Valley City, OH • On-site

$18.75 - $24.25/hr

Full-time

Posted 10 days ago

Job description

Description
Summary: The objective of this job is to setup and run an automatic punch press (progressive) to produce metal stampings within established run rate.
Job Duties
Equipment Inspection
  • Safety Checks
  • Press Maintenance
  • Tool Readiness prior to use

Review and Understand Work Order Packet and related information:
  • Dispatch List - schedule and priority of work orders
  • Work Order - process steps to produce product
  • Pick List - materials required i.e. R/M, gages, inspection documents, F/G (or WIP) containers, labels, tags and the like
  • Stamping Setup Sheet - specific job related information

Communicate (via intranet, email, telephone, or personal conversation with Production Supervisor)
  • Coordinate specific needs with Material Handler
    • Material
    • Scrap Removal
    • F/G or WIP product removal from line
  • Report (to Production Supervisor) production tool miss-hit or problems
  • Report labor time(s) and part count (quantity produced) to appropriate Work Order Router (online)

Set up punch press
  • Use hand tools i.e. wrench, snips, nibbler, etc.
  • Load coil, thread feed line
  • Adjust material straightener and feeder
  • Align, set and clamp die
  • Install (connect) lube sprayers, die protection, sensors, part and scrap conveyor(s) or ejection chute(s)
  • Adjust and verify punch press control settings
    • Safety equipment - Light Curtains, Palm Buttons
    • Shut Height SPM, Counterbalance
    • Use modern press control systems i.e. Smart Pac II or Link 5000
  • Use measuring instruments i.e. micrometer, caliper, indicator, scale, etc.
  • First Piece inspection (of part(s))
  • Stamping Process verification

Produce parts:
  • In-process inspection(s) as stated on Control Plan
    • May include attribute or variable gages
    • May require Statistical Process Control (SPC) Data collection
      • Report non-conforming findings
      • Verify that process is in control
      • Stop production (until resolution) if parts fall out of specification during run

Roles and Responsibilities
  • Produce Stampings
    • Safely
    • Within the priority determined (on the Dispatch List)
    • Within specified runtime (shown on Work Order Router)
  • Attend to the press at ALL times of operation

Requirements
Job Specifications or Qualifications
Education
  • High School Diploma or equivalent

Experience
  • Must demonstrate to Production Manager the ability to set up and run press in a safe and efficient manner.
  • Must have previous experience as an Automatic Punch Press Operator.

Technical Skills
Basic Computer Skills
Interpersonal Skills
  • Working with others: interpersonal skills to support working cooperatively with others to signal material handling needs of production lines, work cooperatively and have regard for others.
  • Communication: of your own needs, accepting constructive feedback, coping with learning opportunities and support.
  • Communication: speaking, listening, reading and writing skills.
  • Organization: identify and relate the process to material storage and handling needs. Develop a system that facilitates flow.
  • Problem solving: demonstrate the ability to tackle problems systematically, for the purpose of working towards a solution and learning from the process.
  • Identify process problems or bottlenecks.
    • Plan resources (equipment, people, services, material) in a way to avoid downtime.
  • Math: Application of Numbers: interpreting information involving numbers, carrying out calculations, interpreting results and presenting findings.
  • Work independently: improve own learning and performance, focused effort on goals, work towards improvement.

Physical Requirements
  • Candidate must wear Personal Protection Equipment while on shop floor.
  • Lift, carry and/or manipulate up to 50 pounds.
  • Frequent standing.
  • Ability to reach, bend, push or pull to place or retrieve materials in production environment.

Key Role Interactions
  • Communicate and work with Material Handler, Production Supervisor and support personnel assigned to assist on Work Order (production).

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