Banner Welder Inc. is a world-class builder of custom designed automated machinery and systems. We currently are seeking a high energy, results oriented members to join our team.
The specific work of a machinist can differ each day, depending on the parts being created; however, the primary role is to produce machine parts and tools using precision CNC (computer numerical control) and manual machining equipment. The incumbent will set up, creating programming instructions, adjust and maintain all equipment used in their daily job activities along with maintaining quality and safety standards, keeping records, and maintaining equipment and machining supplies.
The incumbent is responsible for planning the machining steps by studying blueprints, engineering sketches, interpreting dimensions and tolerances, materials specifications, and machining parameters. If there may be an issue, they discuss part designs with an engineer and\or supervisor as needed to guarantee manufacturability and collaborate to modify designs when existing ones are not feasible. Furthermore they determine the fixtures, attachments and tools necessary to complete jobs according to specifications, and mount them to machine prior to beginning cutting. Finally they program the machines by entering instructions, including zero and reference points; setting tool registers, offsets, compensation, and conditional switches and the like required.
During the machining of the components, the incumbent will oversee cutting process, make adjustments throughout each job modifying machine speed, tooling and cutting style to ensure precision and accuracy of manufactured parts. Additionally, the incumbent is diligent in catching mistakes as they happen and take necessary measures to eliminate errors. Furthermore, to assure good machine performance, they supervise machine temperatures, ensure that machine has adequate warm-up and cool-down time between jobs and replaces coolant periodically. Upon completion, the incumbent inspects all finished components for accuracy and uniformity to ensure part quality.
Furthermore, the incumbent will maintains safe operations by adhering to safety procedures and regulations and perform daily, weekly and monthly maintenance tasks to ensure machine longevity, including lubrication, cleaning and tool replacement. Finally the incumbent is also responsible for such other duties as management may assign to the position from time to time.
Requires a minimum of high school diploma or equivalent; minimum 3 years’ experience demonstrating a broad understanding in setting up, programming (G Code), troubleshooting, and operating CNC and manual lathes and milling machines; and comfortable using tools and maintaining machinery. Must have solid grasp of machining practices and various metal characteristics. Must be able to read blue prints, interpret dimensioning, and use various precision measuring equipment to validate quality. Knowledge of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, and their application is a requirement. Knowledge and use of CAM software is a plus.
Incumbent basically works alone in a moderate environment, but Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required (safety glasses, shoes, gloves, etc.). Noise levels may be distracting, but are within acceptable limits. A high level of accuracy is required in this position. They also have hand-eye coordination and are able to work in a physically demanding environment where standing is the norm.
Please send cover letter and resume along with salary history to rdrebenstedt@bannerweld.com; dduquaine@bannerweld.com; ldowd@bannerweld.com with "Job Applicant Submission: Machinist III \ IV" in the subject line.
The Electrical Assembler performs wiring and assembly operations required for machinery and integrated systems involving the connection of intricate apparatus and fairly complex circuits. Planning, machine layout, wiring of electrical panels, general fabrication, assembly, plumbing and placement of valves for air and water lines is typical. Incumbent must read and interpret wiring diagrams, blueprints, specifications and layouts to determine materials requirements, and assembly operations. Incumbent is responsible for designing, fabricating and welding of brackets for control cabinets, light curtains, guarding, switches, etc. Incumbent may be called upon to assist with testing operations on machinery and complete cells, the calibration and regulation of units and final assemblies to meet load capacities and operating requirements. They may also assist with de-bugging of machinery and integrated systems.
The Electrical Assembler is responsible for the assembly of parts, weldments, & subassemblies per engineering specifications in an accurate and timely manner. Duties performed include:
The following are several key requirements:
Incumbent spends a significant part of the workday standing, and performs physical activities that require considerable use of his arms and legs, and moving his entire body, such as climbing, lifting, walking, stooping, and handling of materials. Position requires very good near vision for seeing details at close range, as well as good arm-hand steadiness, finger and manual dexterity. Must also possess physical flexibility and coordination.
Incumbent sometimes works alone, but most often works in a team environment where he might be called upon to be the team leader. Subject to direction and supervision, the incumbent works in a job shop environment where duties may vary significantly from day to day, thereby requiring a degree of flexibility, initiative, and ability to prioritize. Incumbent may be required to interface with others in problem solving situations, and with other workers as part of their training. May also have significant interface with customers" personnel while performing installation, repair or rebuilding of machines at the customers location.
Please send cover letter and resume along with salary history to rdrebenstedt@bannerweld.com; cperkins@bannerweld.com; ldowd@bannerweld.com with "Job Applicant Submission: Machine Builder - Electrical Assembly III \ IV" in the subject line.
The mechanical assembler performs diversified operations to assemble, install, rebuild or repair intricate, large and expensive precision machines. Assembly and erection procedures are standard practices implemented in accordance with customer specifications and sometimes complicated assembly drawings. Incumbent performs skilled fitting of parts, sub-assemblies and units, and alignment, adjustment and required secondary machining and fabrication. Working with engineers, must be capable of complex problem solving and corrective actions. Incumbent is occasionally called upon to instruct and oversee the work of Mechanical Assemblers with lower classification. Finally, utilizing precision measuring instruments and gauging devices, incumbent inspects and tests completed components, and participates in the testing and final inspection of completed machines.
The Mechanical Assembler is responsible for the assembly of parts, weldments, & subassemblies per engineering specifications in an accurate and timely manner. Duties performed include:
The following are several key requirements:
Incumbent spends a significant part of the workday standing, and performs physical activities that require considerable use of his arms and legs, and moving his entire body, such as climbing, lifting, walking, stooping, and handling of materials. Position requires very good near vision for seeing details at close range, as well as good arm-hand steadiness, finger and manual dexterity. Must also possess physical flexibility and coordination.
Incumbent sometimes works alone, but most often works in a team environment where he might be called upon to be the team leader. Subject to direction and supervision, the incumbent works in a job shop environment where duties may vary significantly from day to day, thereby requiring a degree of flexibility, initiative, and ability to prioritize. Incumbent may be required to interface with others in problem solving situations, and with other workers as part of their training. May also have significant interface with customer’s personnel while performing installation, repair or rebuilding of machines at the customers location.
Please send cover letter and resume along with salary history to rdrebenstedt@bannerweld.com; cperkins@bannerweld.com; ldowd@bannerweld.com with "Job Applicant Submission: Machine Builder - Mechancial Assembly III \ IV" in the subject line.
To present your credentials to Banner for a position not as of yet being posted.
Please send cover letter and resume along with salary history to rdrebenstedt@bannerweld.com with "Job Applicant Submission: General Resume' Submission" in the subject line.