Assembler Tube Cutter 2nd Shift

Core Responsibilities

To perform the job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.

• Receives instructions and performs required operations.
• Perform work requiring a thorough knowledge of practices and techniques, principle of application and operation of various types of equipment, machines, tools, fixtures and instruments.
• Plans and carries out all tasks related to setting up and operating tube preparation equipment.
• Verifies material is correct (quality, type, etc.) prior to start of any operation.
• Maintains required tolerances, alignment, bend radii and length.
• Cuts, trims, bends, threads, deburrs, heats-materials as required and directed. Bundles, racks materials as required to transport or store. Identifies tubes with contract and/or part number, size, material type, and gauge.
• Cut up scrap material to usable lengths, bundle if appropriate and label with material type, size and gauge.
• Obtains parts, fixtures and tools necessary to perform assigned duties.
• Maintain straightness and length of coil cut tubing dimensions and tolerance as well as trimmed tube ends. Perform on-going in process inspection using appropriate gauges.
• Sign off on paperwork per procedure or as directed to indicate operator has checked his/her work and it conforms to the applicable fabrication documents and to maintain status of fabrication.
• Verify all gauges and measuring tools are within proper calibration dates.
• Lubricate and clean tools/equipment daily.
• Perform daily safety checks on power vehicles and record findings on checkoff sheets.
• Observe all safety and shop rules.
• Each person is responsible for the quality of work and inspection, checking to ensure that all product or pieces meet specifications and quantities without deviation and report any such deviations.
• Assist and/or train new employees in job classification.
• Maintain good housekeeping and safe environment throughout work area, sweeps area, clear debris, arranges product, etc. on a daily basis. Notifies supervisor of any unsafe conditions.

Qualifications

• Education
• High School diploma or equivalency
• Experience
• Six (6) months assembly experience in a manufacturing environment

Day in the Life

In this role, the working environment is a typical heavy manufacturing facility with welding, machining, assembly etc. The physical demands may include but not limited to walking, climbing, bending, stooping, kneeling, crawling, and lifting up to 35lbs.

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