Train and perform basic machining tasks, read blueprints, use precision measuring tools, inspect parts for quality, troubleshoot equipment, maintain a clean safe work area, and work overtime as needed while progressing to advanced machining duties.
Company Overview
Dayton Lamina is a world leading manufacturer of tools and tooling components for the metal stamping and plastic molding industries. We have approximately 1,100 employees across multiple locations with more than $220 million in sales. Headquartered in Dayton, OH the Dayton Lamina name stands on over 100 years of quality products and support to the metal-working and plastics industries. Formed in 2014 as a MISUMI Group Company, we are comprised of the trusted brands: Dayton Progress, Danly/IEM, Lamina, and Lempco.
Job Summary
We are seeking motivated and driven individuals wanting to gain valuable experience in a manufacturing environment. This is primarily a training position that helps you develop the skills needed for becoming a professional machinist.
Responsibilities:
- Ability to perform simple machining tasks while progressing to more advance level machining
- Use precise measuring tools to ensure exact specifications
- Read and interpret blueprints to determine machining requirements
- Inspect finished products for quality and adherence to specifications
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues with machining tools and equipment
- Ability to work overtime when required, including weekends
- Maintain a clean and organized work area.
- Follow all safety procedures and protocols
- Performs other duties as assigned
Skills/Qualifications:
- Moderate math skills, including geometry
- Accurately perform mathematical calculations
- Mechanically inclined
- Ability to read blueprints
- Manual dexterity required
Experience/Education:
- High School diploma or GED
- Background in a manufacturing environment a plus, but not required
Misumi USA Torrance, California, USA Office
19701 Magellan Dr, Torrance, United States, 90502
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