Press Brake Technician I - 2nd Shift

Job Description

Job Description

Why Kendall Howard?

We’re a growing manufacturer serving the IT infrastructure field, with a no-nonsense attitude: stay humble, work hard, and take on challenges head-first. Around here, you won’t just “do your job” — you’ll be part of a team that builds, solves, and delivers products we’re proud to put our name on. The benefits and pay are solid, but the real perk is being part of something that matters alongside people who care just as much as you do.

Our Benefits

We know benefits matter, and we’ve got you covered. Full-time employees enjoy:

• Medical, Dental & Vision coverage
• Supplemental insurance options
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Paid holidays
• Online apparel store

Job Summary

The Brake Press Setup Operator position is accountable for the setup, maintenance, and operation of the machines assigned to them in the Brake Press Cell. Under the direction of the Shift Supervisor and the V.P. of Production, they will complete all work orders assigned to them according to the specific work order instructions.

Essential Duties

1. Complete all work orders assigned to that area
2. Check that all paperwork on each job order has the matching revision level
3. Check all parts to print
4. Ensures all parts are properly labeled and moved to the next area when completed
5. Informs the Shift Supervisor and the V.P. of Production about any irregularities on work orders
6. Maintain their area regarding organization and cleanliness
7. Follow all safety procedures and policies without exception
8. Works with the V.P. of Production to improve and maintain safety systems and procedures
9. Troubleshoot and assist in the repair of equipment as requested
10. Maintain the highest level of quality in all parts that are produced
11. Works with the Quality Auditors, Quality Manager, and others to ensure quality parts are always produced
12. Meet all Key Performance Indicators

Minimum Qualifications

• 2 years of setup and operating brake press experience