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Manual Mill Operator
Summary
Abby End Welder (Manual Mill Operator)
About the Role
As an Abbey Mill Operator (Machine Operator) at Atlas Tube at Zekelman Industries, Kansas City, MO, this role plays a key part in setting up and operating the Abbey steel tube mill to achieve maximum production of pipe and tubing. This position provides direction to mill team members while ensuring production, quality, and safety standards are met. This role is ideal for individuals with strong mechanical aptitude who thrive in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and lead by example with a strong focus on safety and teamwork.
Responsibilities
1st Shift
What Youll Do
- Set up and operate the Abbey steel tube mill to meet production requirements
- Lead and support Abbey Mill team members to achieve production goals
- Monitor tubing quality and implement corrective actions when issues arise
- Generate and apply tags to all manufactured bundles
- Complete daily production records and time sheets accurately and submit as required
- Ensure end welder micrometer readings are submitted with production documentation
- Perform mill changeovers safely, efficiently, and in a timely manner
- Verify setups using micrometers, pi tape, levels, and tape measures
- Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area
- Attend and participate in scheduled safety meetings
- Follow and enforce company safety policies and safe work practices
- Support cross-training efforts and participate in cross-training as needed
- Ensure compliance with OSHA guidelines, including lockout/tagout and machine guarding requirements
- Submit detailed and accurate work orders for equipment issues as they occur
- Demonstrate teamwork and effective communication with employees and supervisors
Experience Requirements
- calculate differential equations
2. determine dimensions of wooden furnishings or structures to be built
3. determine material or tool requirements
4. read blueprints
5. compute production, construction, or installation specifications
6. lay out woodworking projects
7. read technical drawings
8. understand technical operating, service or repair manuals
9. maintain production or work records
10. examine products or work to verify conformance to specifications
11. understand machine setup instructions
12. maintain or repair industrial or related equipment/machinery
13. replace electronic components
14. adjust production equipment/machinery setup
15. install equipment or attachments on machinery or related structures
16. monitor production machinery/equipment operation to detect problems
17. set up production equipment or machinery
18. fabricate, assemble, or disassemble manufactured products by hand
19. make independent judgment in assembly procedures
20. perform repetitive tasks in assembly setting
21. operate crushing or grinding machine
22. operate metal or plastic fabricating equipment/machinery
23. recognize characteristics of metals
24. sharpen metal objects
25. use precision measuring tools or equipment
26. load or unload material or workpiece into machinery
27. monitor equipment or machine operation to detect problems
28. operate hoist, winch, or hydraulic boom
29. read production layouts
30. read specifications
31. set up computer numerical control machines
32. use hand or power tools
33. construct patterns or templates for welding projects - Autodesk AutoCAD
2. EditCNC
3. Extensible markup language XML
4. G-code
5. Kentech machine shop software
6. M-code
7. Mastercam computer-aided design and manufacturing software
8. Microsoft Excel
9. Microsoft Office software
10. Microsoft PowerPoint
11. Microsoft Word
12. Siemens Solid Edge
13. SmartCAMcnc SmartCAM
14. SWIVEL Software
15. Vero Software Alphacam
16. Vero Software Edgecam
1. Adjustable spanner wrenches
2. Allen wrench sets
3. Automatic tool changers
4. Bore gauges
5. Boring bars
6. Center finders
7. Coaxial indicators
8. Collet chucks
9. Computer numerical control CNC milling machines
10. Coolant chillers
11. Coordinate measuring machines CMM
12. Crescent wrenches
13. Desktop computers
14. Dial calipers
15. Digital bench scales
16. Digital calipers
17. Digital height gauges
18. Drill presses
19. Drop indicators
20. Electronic edge finders
21. End mills
22. Fillet gauges
23. Grease dispensers
24. Hand grinders
25. Height gauges
26. Height setters
27. Horizontal boring mills
28. Horizontal milling machines
29. Industrial bench grinders
30. Inside digital ID micrometers
31. Lapping tools
32. Layout compasses
33. Machine deburring tools
34. Mechanical comparators
35. Mechanical edge finders
36. Metal cutters
37. Metal planers
38. Metal shears
39. Multipurpose screwdrivers
40. Outside digital OD micrometers
41. Overhead cranes
42. Pin gauge sets
43. Polishing tools
44. Power hoists
45. Precision milling vises
46. Precision rules
47. Protective safety glasses
48. Setting jigs
49. Soft jaws
50. Tool probes
51. Turret lathes
52. Vernier calipers
53. Vertical machining centers VMC
54. Vertical milling machines
55. Wheeled forklifts
56. Wire cleaning brushes
Skill Sets
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