Quick Summary
Ability to identify and resolve issues quickly on the production line (e.g., machine faults, material inconsistencies, profile inaccuracies).
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
~1 min readIn 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.
Location & Eligibility
About this job
- Posted
- 1 day ago
Listing Details
- Posted
- October 23, 2026
- First seen
- October 23, 2026
- Last seen
- October 23, 2026
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- Trust Level
- 58%
- Scored at
- October 23, 2026
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