Jeremy Sparks

Responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining a lathe machine to precisely shape metal or plastic materials by turning, boring, threading, or facing them according to specifications outlined in blueprints, ensuring all produced parts meet quality standards while adhering to safety procedures; key duties include selecting appropriate tools, monitoring machine performance, measuring workpieces to verify dimensions, and making adjustments as needed.

Key responsibilities:

• Reading and interpreting technical drawings and blueprints
• Selecting proper cutting tools and setting up the lathe machine
• Loading raw materials onto the lathe
• Operating the lathe to perform machining operations, like turning, facing, threading, and boring.
• Monitoring machine performance and making adjustments as necessary
• Measuring finished workpieces to ensure accuracy against specifications
• Performing basic maintenance on the lathe
• Identifying and reporting any machine malfunctions
• Following safety guidelines and wearing appropriate protective gear

Required skills:

• Strong mechanical aptitude.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints.
• Knowledge of machining operations and cutting tools.
• Precision measuring skills using tools like calipers and micrometers.
• Basic math skills are needed to calculate dimensions.
• Attention to detail, and the ability to work independently.

Work environment:

• Manufacturing facility.
• May involve exposure to noise, metal shavings, and coolant.
• Standing for extended periods.

Using welding techniques to repair damaged metal components on a vehicle's body, such as doors, fenders, bumpers, and frames, by cutting, fitting, and welding new metal pieces to restore the structural integrity and appearance of the vehicle.

• Proficiency in various welding processes, like MIG, TIG, or resistance welding, depending on the repair type and material.
• Adhering to strict safety regulations related to welding equipment, and working in a potentially hazardous environment.

• Maintained lathe machine by performing regular checks and adjustments.
• Execute precise turning, boring, threading and facing of materials based on outlined blueprints.
• Monitored production processes to ensure conformity with safety and quality regulations.
• Measured workpieces to verify dimensions accurately.
• Interpreted complex technical drawings to ensure accuracy.
• Reduced inefficiencies in equipment configurations.
• Loading raw materials onto the lathe.
• Operating the lathe to perform machining operations, like turning, facing, threading, and boring.
• Monitoring machine performance and making adjustments as necessary.
• Measuring finished workpieces to ensure accuracy against specifications.
• Performing basic maintenance on the lathe.
• Identifying and reporting any machine malfunctions.
• Following safety guidelines and wearing appropriate protective gear.

• Load, unload, and move materials.
• Stack and unstack goods.
• Label and sort shipments.
• Prepare merchandise for transport.
• Maintain accurate records.
• Perform routine maintenance on forklifts and other equipment.
• Ensure safety by following health and safety requirements.
• Ensure that forklift driving areas are clear of obstructions.
• Ability to read and understand shipping documents, and safety guidelines.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Good hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness.
• Good time management skills.
• Ability to lift heavy objects.
• Knowledge of basic tools and vehicle maintenance.

Materials and goods are moved around warehouses, factories, and construction sites using forklifts. Also, load and unload trucks.

Responsibilities

• Pick, pack, and load products.
• Move materials using pallets and crates.
• Stack loads in storage bays.
• Complete forms, and handle documentation.
• Inspect machinery and perform maintenance.
• Maintain accurate production records.
• Label and sort shipments
• Relocate items within a facility.
• Communicate using radio equipment.
• Keep track of inventory.

Requirements

• Trained and certified to operate the specific type of forklift.
• Have a valid driver's license.
• Have good physical health.
• Able to follow instructions.
• Have strong hand-eye coordination.
• Have good peripheral vision.
• Have good spatial relationships.
• Have excellent time management skills.
• able to lift heavy objects
• able to work independently and as part of a team.

Safety

• Ensure clear visibility of the work area.
• Use proper footing and handhold when entering the lift.
• Use horns at cross aisles and obstructed areas.
• Watch for pedestrians, and observe the speed limit.