CNC Operator

These skills are essential for operating the CNC machinery and ensuring product quality.

• Light Gauge Steel (LGS) Knowledge: A deep understanding of cold-formed steel properties, fabrication techniques, and its common applications (cladding, roofing, framing).

• Precision Measurement & Blueprint Reading:

• Expertise in Measurements: Proficient use of precision tools (e.g., calipers, micrometers, tape measures) to check tolerances and dimensions.

• Understanding of Angles: Solid comprehension of geometric angles, especially as they relate to bending and folding steel profiles for accuracy (e.g., 90deg folds, custom flashings).

• Technical Drawing Interpretation: Ability to read and translate engineering blueprints, shop drawings, and CAD specifications into physical machine settings and product output.

Requirements

In a dynamic manufacturing environment, these qualities are highly valuable.

• Troubleshooting & Problem-Solving: Ability to identify and resolve issues quickly on the production line (e.g., machine faults, material inconsistencies, profile inaccuracies).

• Adaptability & Multi-Skilling: Given the range of machinery, an applicant who is versatile and willing to work across different stations (CNC, cut line, roll form) is highly desired.

• Safety Focus: Strict adherence to all factory safety protocols, especially concerning heavy machinery and steel handling.