Metal Shop Technician - Press Brake Operator

The Metal Shop Technician- Press Brake Operator will deliver best in class thinking and service to the oil and gas, marine, and energy markets through listening, applying intelligence and responding. Every time. The Production department is responsible for the fabrication of raw materials as needed to manufacture quality Mission Critical Group products in a timely manner. The overall objective of the Press Break Operator 1 position is to engage in all activities concerned with producing parts by operating a CNC machine and ensure that jobs are completed and shipped as scheduled while meeting our quality standards. Consistent and accurate modeling and representing the Mission Critical Group brand, mission, vision, values and organizational strategy are essential to achieving the goals of the organization.

Schedule: Wednesday – Saturday; 6AM- 4:30PM OR Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday; 6AM- 4:30PM

Accountabilities: 

• Support the effort to be a best-in-class manufacturer through the fabrication of high-quality products that exceed our clients’ expectations by operating either the Punch Press or Break Press machines to cut holes or bend materials as needed for the fabrication of our products. This includes the following:

• Retrieving the punch list, parts list, and applicable CNC programs to create parts as needed per job. 

• Locating and moving or pulling raw sheet metal material as described by the parts list per job.

• Loading materials onto the machine in preparation for punch or break and safely securing materials on the machine with the use of clamps, fingers or other fixtures.

• Selecting die clearance, punches, tools, or other attachments needed to complete projects based on the specifications of the materials; Install and align them as needed to ensure optimal performance. 

• Coordinating with other CNC Operators to enter commands or adjust machine controls to correct errors, especially while operating the break press. 

• Monitoring machines and control panel displays to ensure machines are operating correctly. 

• Using tools, such as calipers and protractors, to measure finished products to ensure they meet requirements. 

• Staging parts as completed to prepare for the next phase of fabrication. 

• Maintaining a safe, clean, well-organized work area. 

• Perform necessary side operations during machine cycle time as required.

• Training with the CNC Foremen to develop the skills and learn how to operate both machines. 

• Perform other duties as assigned