Production & Assembly Floater

Fab Form connects the dots with start-to-finish capabilities that increase efficiency, reduce cost, and cut down lead time. Fab Form offers laser cutting, automated punching, press and brake operations, in-house tool and die making, and welding. We pride ourselves in providing the best customer service and quality products available.

Responsibilities

The Production & Assembly Floater position is a full-time, non-exempt position.

Breakout Operations

- Remove products from sheet metal “skeletons” and organize them on pallets or bins for further processing.

- Discard empty “skeleton” in designated scrap area.

Assembly

- Operate disk and belt sanders, die grinders, handheld grinders, rivet guns and handheld drills.

- Be able to repetitively assemble small sheet metal housings.

Drill and Tap

- Operate drill press, tapping machine and flex arm.

- Understand tapped thread nomenclature and tapping process.

- Use proper gauges to inspect parts for dimensional quality.

Pem Press

- Basic understanding of part geometry to locate and install specific pem and standoffs as called out per print and or traveler.

- Basic understanding of needed settings and operations pertaining to the machine.

- Use of proper gauges to inspect parts.

- Organize parts onto pallets/bins for further processing.

Press Operator

- Spatial awareness to form specific parts into shapes required by our customer.

- Use hand tools to place and remove parts from inside the press.

- Understand finishing requirements on different types of ferrous and non-ferrous metal to prevent damage and follow blueprints for grain direction on the material.

- Use proper gauges to inspect parts.

- Organize parts on pallets/ bins for further processing.

Deburr

- Operate pedestal grinders and sanders.

- Operate handheld grinders, die grinders.

- Understand finishing requirements per blueprint/ traveler.

- Organize parts onto pallets/bons for further processing.

Roll Form Machine

- Knowledge of pinch points and safety in standard machine operation.

- Spatial awareness to bend specific parts into shapes.

- Basic understanding of needed settings pertaining to the internal computer of the roller

- Use proper gauges to inspect parts for dimensional quality.

- Organize parts onto pallets/bins for further processing.

Requirements

- Proficient in reading and interpreting blueprints, engineering drawings, and work orders.

- Strong mathematical aptitude and the ability to accurately measure and calculate dimensions.

- Excellent attention to detail with quality-oriented mindset.

- Follow all safety practices laid out by the department leader.

- Keep a clean and organized work environment.

- Report any discrepancies in material or equipment to management.

- Lifting parts on a regular basis up to 25 lbs.

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

- 401(k)

- 401(k) matching

- Dental insurance

- Health insurance

- Life insurance

- Paid time off

- Tuition reimbursement

- Vision insurance

Schedule:

- 8 hour shift

Work Location: In person