Turret Setup Operator - Day Shift

Lionshead Precision Metals; Greenwood (IN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k)

401(k) matching

Health insurance

Life insurance

Paid time off

Vision insurance

Job summary

Lionshead Precision Metals, located in Greenwood, IN, is seeking a dedicated operator for our lathe department to start producing high-quality parts. You will handle setups, tool sharpening, and on-machine quality checks while reading blueprints and following routers.

Strong teamwork and safe work habits are essential to succeed in this role. We offer a brand-new facility, comprehensive benefits after 90 days, 401(k) with matching, paid time off, and a supportive training/mentoring program.

Qualifications

• Able to read blueprints and edit programs at the machine.
• Read routers and work instructions and follow directions.
• Work well in a team environment and communicate effectively.

Responsibilities

• Set up jobs and run manufacturing processes.
• Sharpen tools and perform routine maintenance on machines.
• Ensure quality and meet daily production standards.
• Follow safety policies and work with others to meet customer expectations.

Skills

Blueprints reading

Tool sharpening

Teamwork

Attention to quality

Tools

Amada EMK 3610 NT CNC Punching Machine

Trumpf 2020R CNC Punching Machine

Job description

Our company prides ourselves on growth from within. If you're interested in starting somewhere with competitive pay and benefits as well as potential for growth, we may have a spot for you here at Lionshead Precision Metals.

We are Committed to the following:

• Lionshead is committed to putting our employees first, creating an outstanding work environment and providing generous compensation and benefits to our people.
• Long-term commitment - Lionshead is investing over 35 million dollars in our people, products, and processes. We are committed to becoming the premier employer in Indiana.
• Innovation - We believe in leading, not following. Lionshead is first to market with cutting edge technology and creatively strategic in our financial and operational decisions.

Extraordinary Benefits:

• BRAND NEW State of the Art Facility in Greenwood!
• Lion Cub Benefit:Any Lionshead employee who has a baby during their employment, is eligible for a $250 gift certificate:
• Annual flu shots
• Training and Mentoring Programs
• Health, Dental, Vision Plans: After 90 days, employees are eligible to join these plans for themselves and their families.
• 401K: After 30 days

Lionshead Precision Metals is seeking a qualified candidate that can come in and start making an impact immediately. Our Lathe department is packed with high quality equipment including our Amada EMK 3610 NT CNC Punching Machine with MP-1530 load/unload system (5’x10′) and the Trumpf 2020R CNC Punching Machine. All of our operators handle their own quality, setups and problem solving. If you can read blue prints and edit programs at the machine then you may be a great fit!

Some Responsibilities Include:

• Setup jobs
• Ability to sharpen tools
• Perform general preventative maintenance on the machine
• Communicate well with Lionshead employees (written & oral)
• Read and comprehend routers, work instructions
• Accept and follow direction
• Work well in a team environment
• Work safely without endangering yourself or others at Lionshead
• Build a quality product that meets the customer's expectations
• Meet daily production standards

Job Type: Full-time

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• Monday-Thursday
• 10 hour shift
• Day shift

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