Machine Operator (32 Hour Work Week) - Chicago, IL
Machine Operator is needed for a sheet metal fabricator located at Oakley and Grand Ave in Chicago, IL 60612. The right candidate will manufacture lighting frames, sconces and brackets and miscellaneous other lighting products.
Must have:
· High School diploma or GED
· Good communication skills and comfortable asking questions
· Good work ethic
· Ability to follow instruction
· Previous manufacturing experience is a plus
· Caliper experience a plus
· Positive attitude and aptitude to learn essential duties required
Nice to know and have:
· Reading, writing and basic math skills are needed for this job.
· Must be mechanically inclined and be able to make minor adjustments to machines. Must be able to correctly read a ruler.
· Must be able to problem-solve to make sure that minor adjustments made to machinery are correct.
· Self-managing with organization and time management skills
· Fluency in the English language (written & spoken)
The right person will be trained on a variety of machines:
· Operates fabrication machinery and tools safely including any or all of the following: bending machines / press brake, laser cutting machine, drill press, manual mill, hardware insertion machines, deburring tools, spot welder, and orbital grinder / sander, etc.
Task that you will do in the machine operation position:
· Monitors machine operations and inspect parts per drawing/specifications; makes adjustments as needed
· Performs calculations and selects tools and/or dies for a wide variety of operations in the proper step or bend order
· Performs deburring and/or grinding operations, radius edges and/or surface defects from parts using hand & pneumatic tools
· Inspects parts to ensure conformance to quality specifications, using gauges, calipers and other measuring tools as required. Follow procedures as needed to address non-conformities.
· Performs preventative maintenance on machinery, tooling, and other equipment
· Ability to learn equipment and processes for fabrication of parts and produce parts in accordance to production plans, drawings, specification, verbal instructions, and production standards
· Perform accurate math calculations when taking measurements and setting up or programming machinery and equipment
· Able to stand for long periods in a warm work environment
· Ability to lift/carry up to 50 lbs.
Hourly rate:
$13.50-$15.00 and hour based on experience. Health insurance after 60 days.
Hours of work:
7:30 AM to 3:30PM, Monday through Thursday.
Must have:
· High School diploma or GED
· Good communication skills and comfortable asking questions
· Good work ethic
· Ability to follow instruction
· Previous manufacturing experience is a plus
· Caliper experience a plus
· Positive attitude and aptitude to learn essential duties required
Nice to know and have:
· Reading, writing and basic math skills are needed for this job.
· Must be mechanically inclined and be able to make minor adjustments to machines. Must be able to correctly read a ruler.
· Must be able to problem-solve to make sure that minor adjustments made to machinery are correct.
· Self-managing with organization and time management skills
· Fluency in the English language (written & spoken)
The right person will be trained on a variety of machines:
· Operates fabrication machinery and tools safely including any or all of the following: bending machines / press brake, laser cutting machine, drill press, manual mill, hardware insertion machines, deburring tools, spot welder, and orbital grinder / sander, etc.
Task that you will do in the machine operation position:
· Monitors machine operations and inspect parts per drawing/specifications; makes adjustments as needed
· Performs calculations and selects tools and/or dies for a wide variety of operations in the proper step or bend order
· Performs deburring and/or grinding operations, radius edges and/or surface defects from parts using hand & pneumatic tools
· Inspects parts to ensure conformance to quality specifications, using gauges, calipers and other measuring tools as required. Follow procedures as needed to address non-conformities.
· Performs preventative maintenance on machinery, tooling, and other equipment
· Ability to learn equipment and processes for fabrication of parts and produce parts in accordance to production plans, drawings, specification, verbal instructions, and production standards
· Perform accurate math calculations when taking measurements and setting up or programming machinery and equipment
· Able to stand for long periods in a warm work environment
· Ability to lift/carry up to 50 lbs.
Hourly rate:
$13.50-$15.00 and hour based on experience. Health insurance after 60 days.
Hours of work:
7:30 AM to 3:30PM, Monday through Thursday.
How to Apply:
Please submit a resume to nancy@industrialcouncil.com. Note job title in subject line.
Please submit a resume to nancy@industrialcouncil.com. Note job title in subject line.