Fabricator- Semac Riveting Operation - medina, NY, US
Job Information
Job Order ID :
NY1496061
# of Positions :
3
Minimum Education Level :
High School Diploma/GED
Experience Required :
none
Salary :
$18.75 - $21.75 hourly
Duration :
Full Time Regular
Shift :
Third Shift (Night)
Hours per week:
40
Job Description
Order#: NY1496061
Fabricator- Semac Riveting Operation 3rd Shift
Position Purpose:
Responsible for riveting brake lining onto brake shoes.
Essential Functions:
Verifies correct parts
Loads shoe into riveter
Gauges a riveted shoe
Verifies part quality
Other duties as assigned
Education and Training
High School Diploma or GED
Minimum Qualifications
Good communication skills
Must be able to work independently
Ability to work well with others
physical Demands
Must be able stand continuously for 8-12 hrs
Must be able to lift up to 70lbs occasionally depending on customer orders
Must be able to bend, twist and lift repetitively
Use foot pedal
Ability to work in tight places
Good hand/eye coordination and good motor skills
Environmental Conditions
Ear and Eye protection required at all times in production areas
Exposure to a noisy work environment
Exposure to hot and humid conditions
Exposure to coolants, oils, grease and water
Exposure to brake pad dust
Steel toe boots with metatarsal guards are required at all times
Company Information
Name :
BRUNNER INTERNATIONAL
Application Information
Online :
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