Lapham Hickey.
Lapham Hickey.
Posted 3 months ago
Full Time
Columbus, Ohio
In Person
Smart Summary
Responsibilities
The Press Brake Operator is responsible for setting up and operating press brake equipment to bend and form materials according to specifications. They must ensure compliance with quality standards and communicate effectively with team members.
Qualifications
You have at least one year of press brake or metal forming experience in an industrial setting. You can read and interpret blueprints, use measuring tools like calipers and micrometers, and have knowledge of press brake equipment and forming processes. You are also able to safely operate overhead cranes and forklifts and perform basic math calculations.
Must Have Skills for ATS
Press brake operation
Blueprint reading
Material forming
Tooling selection
Machine setup
Measuring tools
Calipers
Angle gauges
Micrometers
Overhead crane operation
Forklift operation
Job Description
Purpose/Summary:
A Press Brake Operator performs duties necessary to set up and operate press brake equipment to bend and form material according to customer specifications and blueprints. In addition to preparing orders according to specifications, a Press Brake Operator is responsible for proper machine set-up, communication with proceeding shifts, and the safe operation and handling of materials and equipment.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Working Conditions:
Working conditions may consist of loud noise, repetitive motions, airborne particles such as metal dust and chips and exposure to moving machinery. Physical requirements include continual standing, walking, lifting, twisting with periodic bending, climbing, stooping, and crouching.
Knowledge, Abilities, Skills:
A minimum of one (1) year’s previous press brake or metal forming experience in an industrial atmosphere is preferred.
JSA (Job Safety Analysis) Press Brake Operator
Press Brake Operators will work in an indoor shop environment with moving machinery and moderate noise levels. They will need to be able to lift, stand, bend, grasp, reach, and twist while standing for extended periods of time.
Risk factors for this job may include repetitive motions, awkward postures, static postures and moving heavy objects.
Main hazards include hands and fingers due to pinch points, as well as foot, body, fall, and noise hazards. Additional hazards may include improper bending/twisting, tripping over materials, and improper use or setup of equipment.
Preventive measures: using the proper PPE (safety glasses, shoes, hearing protection, etc.), using the right technique when moving/lifting objects, and being aware of surroundings.
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