Equipment Operator II

Equipment Operator II About the Role MMI Industrial & Steel is seeking an Equipment Operator II to support night shift fabrication operations. In this role, you will operate more complex equipment with minimal supervision, applying advanced precision and troubleshooting skills to keep production running smoothly. Success means setting up and running advanced fabrication machinery accurately, interpreting work instructions correctly, performing quality checks, and resolving minor equipment issues efficiently to meet work order requirements. Duties & Responsibilities Set up, adjust, and operate advanced fabrication equipment such as CNC plasma cutters, press brakes, and beam lines. Interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and work orders to determine correct specifications and process requirements. Perform quality checks during and after production runs, verifying dimensions, alignment, and overall workmanship. Make machine adjustments as needed to maintain accuracy and consistency to job requirements. Troubleshoot minor equipment malfunctions and take corrective action within established procedures. Calibrate and configure machinery settings to support precise measurements and repeatable results. Support night shift workflow by preparing equipment and materials for scheduled production tasks. Assist in training Equipment Operator I personnel on equipment operation, work instructions, and quality expectations. Maintain accurate awareness of job progress and report issues that require escalation. Follow safety practices and operational standards to ensure a safe, efficient work environment. Requirements 2+ years of experience in steel fabrication. Proficiency in reading technical drawings, blueprints, and work orders. Knowledge of CNC machinery (knowledge of CNC plasma cutters, press brakes, and/or beam lines is a plus). Advanced machine operation experience, including CNC plasma, press brakes, and beam lines. Ability to set up, adjust, and calibrate machinery for accurate production. Ability to troubleshoot minor equipment issues and identify likely causes. Strong precision skills for measurements, cuts, and dimensional verification. Knowledge of steel grades and fabrication standards. Experience working night shifts in a manufacturing setting. Strong problem-solving skills in a fast-paced environment. Benefits Health insurance options (medical, dental, and vision). Paid time off (PTO) and paid holidays. Retirement plan options (such as a 401(k), if available). Employee wellness support (as offered by the company). Opportunities for skill development and career growth through on-the-job training and advancement. #J-18808-Ljbffr