Job DescriptionA Sheet Metal Operator is responsible for knowledge of machines and tools including their design, uses, repair and maintenance as they relate to the sheet metal cutting and bending/forming functions.A Sheet Metal Operator is required to have knowledge of blueprints to determine required cutting and forming methods and equipment. Must be able to interpret prints and be able to verify conformance of finished product to the print.Must be able to lay out, position and form parts, components or structures. according to specifications. A Sheet Metal Operator may use lasers for cutting sheet metal, press punches and press brakes for forming and bending. May operate rolls for forming and spot-welder for joining sheet metal.An Operator will also be responsible for his/her safety and the safety of those around him/her. This will include a clean workstation before/during/after daily production.Job Duties:Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)Read blueprints – analyze drawings and specifications to plan layout, cutting, bending/forming operationsPerform bending/forming techniques over a lengthy time spanBe able to use spot or tack welding techniquesBe comfortable with reading micrometers and calipersExamine products or work to verify conformance to specificationsMaintain appropriate records, reportsClean work areaOther duties as assignedJob Skills/Abilities:Use of press brake, laser and punch press equipmentPush/pull 40 lbs of materialsUse of hand toolsGood hand/eye coordinationManual dexterityBe able to bend, stretch, twist or reachBe mechanically inclinedSelf-motivated (independent)8 hour shift (some overtime may be required)Dirty environmentNoisy environmentSome temperature extremesRepetition Lifting and carrying 20-50 poundsFrequent standingFrequent bending, kneeling, and reachingStanding for long periods of timePushing and pulling of materialsBe able to bend, stretch, twist, and reachRepetitive motion with one or both handsGood hand/eye coordinationJob Type: Full-timeAdditional InformationSpecial Working Conditions:1. 8-Hour shifts (overtime may be required at times)2. Dirty and noisy environment3. Some temperature extremes4. Frequent standing, bending, kneeling, reaching, bending, stretching, and twisting5. Repetitive motion with one or both hands