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Must be able to operate the following machinery: Milling machines, drill press, surface grinders, lathe machines, stick weld (ARC), MIG weld. The tool and die maker is a key function in that innovative concept.
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Shop equipment (lathe, CNC, milling, welding) ability. Proven skills in electrical (panel wiring & layout, AC / DC controls & drives, pneumatics, hydraulic, mechanical, PLC, robotics, HVAC and machine set-up.
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Proper use of hand tools such as impact guns, deburr guns, etc. Complete Tool and Die Apprenticeship program. Reverse engineer with required measuring instruments. Performs any tool room machine operation.
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Operate brake lathe and other store test equipment after corresponding training is completed and company requirements are met. The Parts Specialist will provide all retail and installer customers with a high level of service.
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5 years of tool and die experience required. Working from blueprints they pivot, mark, and cut the materials needed using specialized tooling. CNC Milling machine experience. Participate in quality programs such as Smed, Kaizen, 6S, etc.
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Work with hand tools to manually adjust lathe. The extensive repair equipment includes chrome plating tanks, crankshaft grinders, crankshaft balancer and sub arc welder among other key equipment to support crankshaft reconditioning.
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Lathe machine operator. Will use an automatic lathe to build specialty and custom-ordered parts. Machine Operator - $19 to $20/Hr. WILL TRAIN. Lathe machine operator. Will use an automatic lathe to build specialty and custom-ordered parts.
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With a passionate workforce, global footprint and world class engineering and manufacturing capabilities, we are driving innovation and developing solutions across a broad spectrum of applications in the fast-growing and rapidly-evolving global filtration industry.
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Assist with the completion of daily image maker, and planogram updates, including freight receival, stocking shelves, fronting and facing, cleaning, etc. Familiar with automotive parts, cataloging, weatherly index system, and automotive sales or service.
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