CNC Brake Press Operator (1st Shift) - 401K & PTO

munters; Selma (TX); On-site; USD 44,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Generous vacation and PTO

401K with employer matching

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Munters Corporation is seeking a Break Press Operator (1st Shift) in Selma, TX. You will set up and operate CNC fabrication equipment, including press brakes, punch presses, and fiber lasers, to form metal parts, following standard procedures and schedules.

The role requires coordinating with the fabrication team, meeting tolerances, inspecting first articles, and contributing to a safe, efficient production process on the day shift.

Responsibilities

• Direct work based on information from the Quality Management Software (ETQ), production schedules, bills of materials, Engineering Change Request (ECR), and work instructions.
• If needed, start shift team meetings to communicate schedules, priorities, safety and production issues, and other necessary information to ensure all team members are aware of shift requirements.
• If needed, assign work according to production schedules and standard procedures. Assist to resolve problems related to sub-assemblies, installation, and schedule adjustments.
• Report material shortages and ensure purchasing and production managers are informed of issues impacting work in process and production schedules.
• Monitor and clear NCRs and ECRs to ensure production can complete their units.
• Set up fabrication equipment including Press brakes, Punch press, and Fiber Laser; verify first piece to specs; gauge pieces for maintenance of settings.
• Track hours and job numbers for daily pass down; inspect orders before movement to next line; verify part numbers and drawings.

Job description

Munters Corporation is seeking a Break Press Operator (1st Shift) in Selma, TX. You will set up and operate CNC fabrication equipment, including press brakes, punch presses, and fiber lasers, to form metal parts, following standard procedures and schedules.

The role requires coordinating with the fabrication team, meeting tolerances, inspecting first articles, and contributing to a safe, efficient production process on the day shift.