Weekend Robotic Brake Press Operator — Die Setup & Quality

Mayville Engineering Co; Wisconsin; On-site; Full time

Job description

Robotic Brake Press Operator - Weekend Shift

Locations

Mayville, WI 53050, USA

Description

What you will be doing as a Robotic Brake Press Operator:

• Selects, Positions, and aligns dies in machine ram and bed.
• Turns setscrews or bolts to fasten clamp bar that holds dies in position.
• Writes part programs and stores in machine.
• Lays out or details layout on work stock from blueprints.
• Positions work piece manually or with crane.
• Set-up and adjust computer program for robotic brakes
• Converts metric to decimal conversions for set-up and running specifications
• Starts machine to lower ram or depresses pedal to activate ram that bends or cuts metal.
• Verifies dimensions of work piece and make adjustments if necessary.
• Performs visual inspection and verification of parts for defects
• Train others in critical brake operation techniques and verifies that the work is done to customer specification.
• Rework parts as needed prior to shipment with a focus goal of zero rework of
• Reports all brake problems, inaccuracies in brake setup, non-conforming parts and inventory issues to Brake Supervisor.
• Keeps work area safe, clean and organized at all times.
• Helps handle customer inquiries, schedule changes and expedites.
• Demonstrates effective communication with lead and plant leadership.
• Attention to detail with a focused goal of zero rework.
• Assisting Supervisor / Engineering in developing processes that will improve operations.
• Material handles in the area and can provide finished packaging
• Other duties as assigned

What it takes to be a Robotic Brake Press Operator with MEC:

• High school diploma or general education degree (GED), or two to three years prior brake operator experience
• Ability to train and work with others (Team Concept).
• Reliability

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