Punch Press Operator - Upbeat Career with 401k & Benefits

Resideo; Golden Valley (MN); On-site; USD 38,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation & sick time

401k retirement matching

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Employee stock purchasing program

Job summary

Resideo in Golden Valley, MN is seeking a hand-on Punch Press Operator to set up, operate and troubleshoot 150 to 400 ton punch presses and to ensure parts meet blueprints and layouts. You will adjust feeds, speeds, cams and gauges, and you will maintain auxiliary equipment like straighteners and reels while keeping the work area neat and safe.

You will rely on comparators, micrometers, protractors and scales to verify part dimensions, identify setup challenges, and implement corrective actions

Qualifications

• 1 year experience setting up, operating and troubleshooting 150 to 400 ton punch press equipment using progressive tooling.
• 1 year of experience setting up, operating and troubleshooting punch press equipment with measurement tools (comparators, protractors, micrometers, gauges).
• Continuous visual attention required when operating equipment and sustained physical when performing setting up of machines.

Responsibilities

• Set up, operate and troubleshoot punch presses.
• Visually check parts for defects and verify with blueprints/layouts.
• Check parts dimensionally using gauges and measuring tools.
• Set up and maintain auxiliary equipment such as straighteners and reels.
• Determine necessary tooling, service or repairs at end of run.
• Adjust feeds, cams, speeds and micro switches as required to meet specs.
• Monitor production and make adjustments to ensure quality parts.

Skills

Punch press operation

Troubleshooting

Tooling setup

Measurement awareness

Tools

Comparators

Protractors

Micrometers

Scales

Job description

Resideo in Golden Valley, MN is seeking a hand-on Punch Press Operator to set up, operate and troubleshoot 150 to 400 ton punch presses and to ensure parts meet blueprints and layouts. You will adjust feeds, speeds, cams and gauges, and you will maintain auxiliary equipment like straighteners and reels while keeping the work area neat and safe.

You will rely on comparators, micrometers, protractors and scales to verify part dimensions, identify setup challenges, and implement corrective actions