Press Operator: Die Setup & Coil Handling

Amsted Industries Incorporated; Saginaw (MI); Presencial; USD 42 000 - 56 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Incentive bonus

Medical, vision, and dental coverage

Prescription drug plan

401K

Paid vacation and holidays

Short-term disability

Tuition reimbursement

Health and wellness reimbursement

Employee recognition programs

Discount opportunities

Resumo da oferta

Amsted Industries Incorporated in Saginaw, MI, is seeking a hands-on operator to set up and maintain dies in presses and related equipment. You will load and unload steel coils using a forklift and overhead crane, manage scrap, and transport materials to keep production flowing.

This role requires collaboration with team members to meet plant goals and drive continuous improvement. Applicants should be able to read precision gauges, perform visual quality checks, and operate automated stamping

Qualificações

• Ability to read and interpret precision gauges and visually inspect parts for quality.
• Preferred experience with automated stamping presses (400+ tons).
• Must be able to operate a forklift.

Responsabilidades

• Set up and maintain dies in the press and secondary equipment (like de-coilers and conveyors).
• Use a forklift and overhead crane to load and unload steel coils, handle scrap, and transport materials.
• Collaborate with team members to support plant goals and continuous improvement.

Conhecimentos

Reading gauges

Quality inspection

Forklift operation

Team collaboration

Ferramentas

Automated stamping presses (400+ tons)

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Amsted Industries Incorporated in Saginaw, MI, is seeking a hands-on operator to set up and maintain dies in presses and related equipment. You will load and unload steel coils using a forklift and overhead crane, manage scrap, and transport materials to keep production flowing.

This role requires collaboration with team members to meet plant goals and drive continuous improvement. Applicants should be able to read precision gauges, perform visual quality checks, and operate automated stamping