Press Brake Operator — 4-Day Week, Growth Path

Rotation Engineering & Mfg. Co; Minnesota; On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Rotation Engineering & Mfg. Co in Brooklyn Park, MN is seeking a Press Brake Operator for 1st shift with a 4-day work week. You will operate press brakes, load materials, perform in-process inspection, and assist in other areas as needed.

Ideal candidates have 3–5 years of metal forming experience in a manufacturing setting, a high school diploma or equivalent, and familiarity with precision measuring tools. Growth and teamwork are emphasized in a culture of continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent
• 3–5 years verifiable experience forming metal on a press brake
• 2+ years inspecting product using precision measuring tools

Responsibilities

• Operate press brake in a safe and efficient manner
• Safely maneuver materials by means of fork truck or pallet jack
• Perform in-process inspection with correct inspection instruments to meet our Quality standards
• Organize processed parts and assist in other areas as needed
• Set-up, adjust and operate press brakes to perform a wide variety of operations such as forming, bending, stenciling, and extruding on a diversified line of work
• Make set-ups for forming special shapes having single or compound radii and angle requirements
• Work from drawings, specifications, patterns, or templates

Skills

Metal forming experience

Manufacturing environment

Team player

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Tools

Calipers

Height gauges

Micrometers

Job description

Rotation Engineering & Mfg. Co in Brooklyn Park, MN is seeking a Press Brake Operator for 1st shift with a 4-day work week. You will operate press brakes, load materials, perform in-process inspection, and assist in other areas as needed.

Ideal candidates have 3–5 years of metal forming experience in a manufacturing setting, a high school diploma or equivalent, and familiarity with precision measuring tools. Growth and teamwork are emphasized in a culture of continuous improvement.