Press Brake Operator - 1st Shift 4-day Work Week

Job Description

Job Description

Press Brake Operator 1st Shift - 4-day Work Week

Are you ready to step into a new role that offers opportunities for impact and growth? We offer a 4-day work week, Monday through Thursday, 6 am to 4:30 pm, in a climate-controlled environment. With 50-years of success, this family-owned company is a great place to grown your career. We're seeking a talented Press Brake Operator interested in learning new skills and being a team player.

Do you fit the bill for our ideal candidate? We're looking for someone who has a solid background in a metal forming, manufacturing environment, and continually seeks opportunities to learn and grow.

Here are the qualifications we're seeking:

Come join a fast-growing metal stamping leader with excellent opportunities for career development and a GREAT culture of continuous improvement and respect.

What You’ll Do...

• Operate press brake in a safe and efficient manner
• Safely maneuver materials by means of fork truck or pallet jack
• Perform in-process inspection with correct inspection instruments to meet our Quality standards
• Organize processed parts and assist in other areas as needed
• Set-up, adjust and operate press brakes to perform a wide variety of operations such as forming, bending, stenciling, and extruding on a diversified line of work. 
• Make set-ups for forming special shapes having single or compound radii and angle requirements. Work from drawings, specifications, patterns, or templates.
• Use scale, protractor, dividers, radii gauges, etc.

What you need to qualify:

High School diploma or equivalent

3-5 years verifiable experience forming metal on a Press brake

2- years inspecting product using precision measuring tools (calipers, height gages, micrometers, etc.)

Company History
At Rotation Engineering, we have been satisfying your most critical metal stamping requirements since 1973. Our Beginnings: Rotation Engineering was founded by James A. Lorence in 1973 as a tool and die company in Minnesota. In response to demand for single-source responsibility, Rotation Engineering added metal stamping operations in 1975.

Continued Growth
Business expanded rapidly and soon Rotation Engineering added manufacturing capabilities, including Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) and laser equipment, press brakes and shears, welding, and machining centers. By the early 1990s, the company’s facility had grown from its initial 2,500 square feet to 20,000 square feet.

Expansion to Brooklyn Park Facility
In 1995, Rotation Engineering moved into a new, custom-designed 38,000 square-foot building in Brooklyn Park, its current location. Responding to increased business, Rotation Engineering also expanded the services offered to customers. This further differentiated the company and provided customers with lower costs and faster response times. These services, in conjunction with extensive manufacturing capabilities, have become the foundation of Rotation Engineering’s customer appeal.

The Next Chapter
In 2010, Craig Komschlies purchased Rotation Engineering. Komschlies has over 20 years of experience in the metal stamping business. Today, located in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, Rotation Engineering is a progressive engineering, metal stamping and manufacturing company that has earned the respect and loyalty of its customers.

Our Facility
Rotation Engineering’s 38,000-square-foot office and production facility is located in the northern suburbs of Minneapolis/St. Paul, near major transportation infrastructure, manufacturing vendors and suppliers.

Company Description

Company History\r\nAt Rotation Engineering, we have been satisfying your most critical metal stamping requirements since 1973. Our Beginnings: Rotation Engineering was founded by James A. Lorence in 1973 as a tool and die company in Minnesota. In response to demand for single-source responsibility, Rotation Engineering added metal stamping operations in 1975.\r\n\r\nContinued Growth\r\nBusiness expanded rapidly and soon Rotation Engineering added manufacturing capabilities, including Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) and laser equipment, press brakes and shears, welding, and machining centers. By the early 1990s, the company’s facility had grown from its initial 2,500 square feet to 20,000 square feet.\r\n\r\nExpansion to Brooklyn Park Facility\r\nIn 1995, Rotation Engineering moved into a new, custom-designed 38,000 square-foot building in Brooklyn Park, its current location. Responding to increased business, Rotation Engineering also expanded the services offered to customers. This further differentiated the company and provided customers with lower costs and faster response times. These services, in conjunction with extensive manufacturing capabilities, have become the foundation of Rotation Engineering’s customer appeal.\r\n\r\nThe Next Chapter\r\nIn 2010, Craig Komschlies purchased Rotation Engineering. Komschlies has over 20 years of experience in the metal stamping business. Today, located in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, Rotation Engineering is a progressive engineering, metal stamping and manufacturing company that has earned the respect and loyalty of its customers.\r\n\r\nOur Facility\r\nRotation Engineering’s 38,000-square-foot office and production facility is located in the northern suburbs of Minneapolis/St. Paul, near major transportation infrastructure, manufacturing vendors and suppliers.