Control Process OperatorMeyer Utility Structures is currently looking to hire a Control Process Operator for our plant operation located in Fort Worth, TX. The Control Process Operator sets up and operates machines, and may use blueprints, make adjustments for materials used, verify dimensional requirements, and transfer materials to storage areas.Meyer Utility Structures is an industry leader in the engineering design and fabrication of concrete and tubular steel structures for transmission, distribution, and substation applications. With over sixty years of innovative engineering and manufacturing expertise, Meyer has helped to author and validate many of today's transmission industry standards and specifications.Schedule: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 4:00am - 4:30pm.
You work 36 hours, and you get paid for 40 hours.What you will do:Operate any or all of the following machines: 20' Break Press, 26' Break Press, 60' Break Press, Plasma Table, Kinetic (Drill Press)Form and or cut materials into predesignated shapes and sizesOperate overhead cranes to move materials safelyTroubleshoot equipment and make basic adjustmentsMake general decisions as to quality, tolerances, and operation sequenceFollow all safety rules and practicesOther job duties as assignedWhat you will need:Minimum of 1 year of experience operating a 20' or larger break press, Plasma Table, or Drill Press, preferably breaking and/or cutting steel up to 2" thickWorking knowledge/experience with angle grinders/metal manufacturing/fabricationExperience operating overhead cranesExperience operating large forkliftsAbility to proficiently read blueprints and verify dimensional requirementsThe ability to maintain reliable and predictable good attendanceThe ability to stand throughout the day, and climb on/off equipment, and lift materials in excess of 50 pounds regularlyA high level of dependability, a great attitude, and an ability to work well with a team towards achieving a common goalEqual Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.