Sheet Metal Fabricator

• Lay-out and examine metal stock or work pieces to be processed to ensure that specifications are met.

• Assemble lifts, positions, and remove work pieces from machinery.

• Set up and operate specialized equipment and tooling for fabrication of stainless sheet metal products.

• Install, align, and lock/flip specified punches, dies, or other fixtures in rams or bed of brake press, using hand tools such as dial calipers and inspection gauges.

• Study shop drawings, blueprints, work orders and production schedules to determine specifications such as materials to be used, dimensions and tolerances.

• Clean and lubricate the machines.

• Cross-train in welding and metalworking techniques when appropriate.

• High School Diploma or equivalent (required)

• 1-2 years' experience in a manufacturing or construction environment (preferred)

• 2+ years' experience with operating press brake/shear (preferred)

• Experience driving and operate a forklift (desired)

• Experience using a roll table (a plus)

• Highly detail and quality oriented, ensuring correct measurements with each piece.

• Be reliable, responsible, and highly dependable.

• Work safely and efficiently while completing tasks in a timely manner.

• Skilled at mathematics, such as reading and applying a decimal chart as well as calculating circumference and bend radius.

• Ability to read and understand blueprints.

• An understanding of proper use, cleaning, and lubricating of machines and tools.

• Adhere to safely procedures to perform tasks in an efficient and productive manner.

• Skilled at managing time independently.

• Ability to lift and move heavy sheets of metal.

• Safety First: You prioritize safe work practices in every task-from equipment setup to final inspection-protecting yourself, your team, and the quality of the product.
• Have Humanity: You treat coworkers, leadership, and cross-functional partners with respect and empathy.
• Be Transparent: You communicate clearly, honestly, and early-whether reporting issues with materials, calling out defects, or sharing process improvements.
• Drive Innovation: You continuously look for better ways to fabricate, assemble, and solve problems.
• Be Resilient: You remain steady under pressure, adapt to changing priorities, and push through production challenges.
• Always Reliable: You show up prepared, deliver consistent workmanship, follow instructions, and meet production commitments.
• Grit: You take pride in tough, hands-on work and stay committed until the job is done right.

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