Sheet Metal Fabricator

At Rite Way, we pride ourselves on offering the best solutions and service to meet our customers' needs, all while fostering a supportive and collaborative work environment. We believe in investing in our employees – providing ongoing training and development opportunities to cultivate the best talent and technical expertise in every market we serve.

In addition to a competitive salary and benefits package, we offer:

• A culture that values effort and rewards results

• Health, dental, and vision insurance with low employee contributions

• Paid vacation and sick time plus six paid holidays each year

• 401(k) retirement savings options with company match

• Affordable supplemental insurance offerings including accident, life, critical illness, and disability

• Weekly pay

If you are passionate about helping people improve their homes, have a strong work ethic, and enjoy working both independently and as part of a team, we encourage you to apply. Please note that this role may require working in diverse and potentially uncomfortable indoor and outdoor environments.

This is not the right fit for you if you are not looking for a long-term career or are unable to consistently demonstrate an exceptional work ethic, including excellent attendance. We value teamwork and those who enjoy working as part of a team will thrive in this role.

JOB SUMMARY

The Sheet Metal Fabricator is responsible for reading blueprints and fabricating what is needed for each job. They are responsible for ensuring that all measurements are correct that the finished product meets specifications.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

• Material Handling: Select, transport, and handle sheets of metal, ensuring they meet specifications and are suitable for the intended project.

• Blueprint Reading: Interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, or work orders to understand product specifications, dimensions, and assembly instructions.

• Cutting and Shearing: Use cutting tools such as shears, saws, or laser cutting machines to trim and shape metal sheets according to design requirements.

• Bending and Forming: Operate press brakes, rollers, or other machinery to bend, fold, or form metal sheets into desired shapes, angles, or curves.

• Punching and Stamping: Use punch presses or stamping machines to create holes, notches, or other openings in metal sheets.

• Welding and Joining: Weld or join metal pieces together using various welding techniques, including MIG, TIG, or spot welding, to create assemblies or structures.

• Grinding and Deburring: Smooth and finish metal surfaces using grinders and deburring tools to remove sharp edges, burrs, or imperfections.

• Assembly: Assemble fabricated metal components into finished products or structures, including fastening, riveting, or bolting as needed.

• Quality Control: Inspect fabricated pieces to ensure they meet quality standards, dimensions, and tolerances specified in the blueprints.

• Measurement and Layout: Use precision measuring tools such as calipers, rulers, and protractors to verify dimensions and maintain accuracy during fabrication.

• Material Optimization: Minimize waste by efficiently arranging and cutting metal sheets to maximize their utilization.

• Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety regulations and guidelines when operating machinery, handling materials, and using protective equipment.

• Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance and minor repairs on fabrication equipment to ensure proper functionality and safety.

• Documentation: Maintain records of materials used, work performed, and production rates for tracking and reporting purposes.

• Problem Solving: Identify and resolve issues that may arise during fabrication, such as material defects, equipment malfunctions, or design discrepancies.

• Team Collaboration: Work collaboratively with colleagues, including engineers, designers, and other fabricators, to complete projects efficiently.