Job Description
Die Cast & Stamping Production Operator (Cross-Trained):
Ready to make an impact across several production lines? Join us in a full-time role supporting Die Cast, Knobline, Punch Press, and Stake Flag operations. Learn new equipment, expand your skills, and grow your manufacturing career.
What You’ll Do:- Set up, run, and keep a close eye on production machinery.
- Load raw materials, components, and parts per job specs and work orders.
- Follow setup instructions and production specifications precisely.
- Tweak machine settings to preserve quality and throughput.
- Detect and address jams, defects, or operating issues.
- Conduct visual checks and basic quality inspections on finished parts.
- Use calipers, gauges, and other measuring tools when needed.
- Remove, trim, assemble, or package completed parts.
- Record output accurately and complete all production paperwork.
- Maintain an orderly, clean workstation.
- Follow safety procedures and wear PPE at all times.
- Assist with changeovers, tooling, roll changes, and minor troubleshooting as trained.
- Where You’ll Make an Impact (By Department)
- Die Cast: Operate die-casting equipment; handle molded metal parts; remove excess material; inspect components.
- Knobline: Run and monitor equipment that produces and assembles knob components.
- Punch Press: Set/operate progressive stamping equipment; load coils; monitor dies; install guards; check parts; submit first-piece inspections.
- Stake Flag: Operate wire-cutting and production machinery to manufacture and assemble marking flags and wire stakes.
- What Sets You Up for Success
- High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
- Prior manufacturing, machine-operation, or production experience preferred.
- Mechanical aptitude and the drive to learn different machines.
- Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.
- Experience with measuring tools is a plus.
- Strong eye for detail and quality.
- Consistent attendance and a stable work history.
- Openness to cross-training and rotating between departments.
- Commitment to safe work around moving machinery, metal components, and production equipment.
Physical Expectations:- On your feet: stand and walk through most of your shift.
- Repetition: frequent hand, arm, and body movements.
- Mobility: bend, reach, push, pull, and handle materials regularly.
- Strength: lift and move up to 50 pounds.
- Environment: manufacturing floor with noise, heat, and moving equipment.
- Skills That Help You Shine
- Blueprint Reading
- AssemblyCalipersDie Casting
- GaugesMachine Operation
- Machine Setup
- ManufacturingMaterial Handling
- Mechanical Aptitude
- ProductionProgressive Stamping
- Punch Press
- Quality Inspection
- Safety Procedure
- TroubleshootingPreventive Maintenance
- If you like learning new equipment, appreciate clear procedures, and take pride in quality work, you’ll fit right in.
