Precision Burn Table Operator

BENJAMIN STEEL CO; Blue Ash (OH); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

BENJAMIN STEEL CO. seeks a Burn Machine Operator to operate burning machines, set up equipment, and process stock with precision. The role requires reading blueprints, templates, and performing careful measurements to ensure quality.

The candidate should have high school or GED, drafting exposure, and prior burning machine experience, with preferred crane/forklift familiarity. Strong math and PC skills supported by safety-first habits are essential.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED.
• Experience in making templates and some drafting.
• Previous burning machine experience.
• Overhead crane and forklift experience preferred.
• Excellent math, geometry, measurement and PC skills.

Responsibilities

• Locate and identify stock for storage and retrieval.
• Safely operate and maintain/clean related machinery and equipment.
• Process material to minimize waste and drops.
• Adjust machinery for full utilization with minimal waste.
• Notify Supervisor when oxygen, gas and equipment need replacement.
• Maintain records for material handling/production recording.
• Perform warehouse duties when processing work is unavailable.
• Maintain a clean and safe work area.

Skills

Teamwork

Blueprint reading

Mathematics

Geometry

Measurement

PC skills

Reading orders

Stamina

Safety conscious

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Drafting experience

Templates drafting

Burning machine experience

Overhead crane experience

Forklift experience

Tools

Overhead crane

Forklift

Gas/Oxygen torch

Job description

BENJAMIN STEEL CO. seeks a Burn Machine Operator to operate burning machines, set up equipment, and process stock with precision. The role requires reading blueprints, templates, and performing careful measurements to ensure quality.

The candidate should have high school or GED, drafting exposure, and prior burning machine experience, with preferred crane/forklift familiarity. Strong math and PC skills supported by safety-first habits are essential.