Amada Laser Programmer: CNC Laser & Press Brake

AST Manufacturing; Grand Prairie (TX); On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

AST Manufacturing in Grand Prairie, TX, is seeking an experienced CNC laser operator. You will program Amada lasers using 3i and Dr. Abe, set up machines for each job, and supervise the operator team to meet customer specifications and quality standards.

This role requires the ability to work with various metals, maintain safety practices, manage job travelers, and complete production paperwork. A high school diploma or GED is required, and prior safety training is preferred.

Qualifications

• Experience programming Amada machines and using 3i/Dr. Abe software.
• Experience with all metals and safe operation.
• High school diploma or GED required.
• Safety training such as Hazardous Communication, Lockout Tagout, Eye Safety, and Fire Evacuation preferred.

Responsibilities

• Program machines using Amada software to complete parts per customer specifications. Our lasers, loader, and parts picker utilize the 3i software.
• Supervise setup and operation of Amada CNC Lasers / Press Brake.
• Familiar with all tooling and experience working with all types of metals.
• Ensure safely operated Amada Laser / Press Brake using proper techniques and methods.
• Create and manage all directions as noted on the Job Traveler.
• Document production paperwork for each job and ensure shipments are directed to the correct location.

Skills

Programming Amada machines

Prioritize own workday

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Amada 3i software

Dr. Abe software

Amada CNC Lasers

Press Brake tooling

Job description

AST Manufacturing in Grand Prairie, TX, is seeking an experienced CNC laser operator. You will program Amada lasers using 3i and Dr. Abe, set up machines for each job, and supervise the operator team to meet customer specifications and quality standards.

This role requires the ability to work with various metals, maintain safety practices, manage job travelers, and complete production paperwork. A high school diploma or GED is required, and prior safety training is preferred.