What are the responsibilities and job description for the Metal Fabricator 1 position at EVERIDGE?
Job Details
Description
Job Summary: The primary role: Metal Fabricator is to make quality parts required to support all assembly cells throughout manufacturing facility. Parts will be made in direct compliance to the quality manual and reflect the schedule listed on the most current “Cut-Sheet” provided by Supervisor.
Essential duties and responsibilities include, however are not limited to:
• Ability to read and follow specification sheets and drawings.
• Fabricates parts by using appropriate tools resident in the metal shop.
• Ensures all parts are in direct compliance with quality standards.
• Certified on all equipment resident in the metal shop.
• Conduct daily safety and operational inspections on equipment being used, recording all information on the form.
• Alerts Supervisor and Lead personnel if equipment is not functioning properly.
• Assists Supervisor and Lead person in developing “Cut sheets.”
• Delivers all fabricated parts to the assembly line, on time, properly marked and within quality standards.
• Assists Line Lead or Supervisor in ordering replenishment metal parts.
• Uses metal tape measure to verify first and last part formed on the sheer or brake.
• Legibly labels the parts produced with the serial number and product number of the building (black permanent marker)
• Produces accessory parts, trim pieces and small assembly parts when directed to do so by Line Lead or Supervisor
• Segregates usable metal pieces, storing them properly and using them for other applications.
• Continually performs 5S throughout the metal shop.
• Cross trains within other departments.
• Adheres to all policies, rules, regulations
• Communicates effectively with production team, internal employees, and individuals external to the organization.
Qualifications
Physical Effort/requirements:
• Display the ability to safely handle all metal parts.
• Display the ability to lift and carry 50 lbs.
• Ability to work safely around heavy machinery and heavy equipment.
Recommended Training/Education:
• High School Diploma or GED.
• Formal or OJT sheet metal training and certification
