Press Brake Set-up All Levels Weekend Shift - 7500 Sign-On Bonus

Press Brake Set-Up Professional Are you an experienced Press Brake Operator ready to take the next step in your career? Cadrex is looking for Press Brake Set-Up professionals at the Level I and Level II levels to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for setting up and adjusting press brake machines, tooling, and processes to produce quality parts that meet customer specifications. Our Set-Up team plays a critical role in keeping production running efficiently. You will work closely with Press Brake Operators, Quality, and leadership to ensure jobs are set up correctly, quality standards are met, and production stays on schedule. Candidates will be aligned to Press Brake Set-Up I or II based on their experience, technical skills, and demonstrated abilities. Why Join Cadrex?$2,500 sign-on bonus Competitive hourly pay Multiple shift options Full-time benefits 401(k) with employer match Paid time off and holiday pay Health, dental and vision insurance Employer-paid and supplemental life insurance Short- and long-term disability Safety shoe and safety eyewear reimbursement Education support program Employee referral bonus opportunities Bonus program for full-time employees Opportunities for advancement and cross-training

Press Brake Set-Up IAs a Set-Up I, you will develop and demonstrate the ability to independently prepare press brake machines and processes for production. Set up assigned press brake machines according to established specifications Install and adjust tooling to prepare machines for production Verify setups using precision measurement tools Make necessary adjustments to achieve required dimensions and angles Perform first-piece inspections and obtain required approval before production begins Make minor machine adjustments and clear alarms Identify and report machine, tooling, material, or process issues Ensure jobs are operator-ready with minimal adjustments required Assist operators with proper inspection techniques and machine operation Provide work instructions and answer questions when a lead or supervisor is unavailable Assist with training new employees Work efficiently in a fast-paced production environment while maintaining quality standards Press Brake Set-Up IIAs a Set-Up II, you will be a highly skilled resource responsible for consistently setting up complex jobs and helping ensure operators can run production with minimal adjustment. Independently set up assigned press brake machines and processes to company specifications Complete setups accurately and consistently with minimal scrap Select and install appropriate tooling based on job requirements Make advanced machine and tooling adjustments to achieve required specifications Read and interpret blueprints and production documentation for complex parts Perform detailed first-piece and in-process inspections Troubleshoot machine, tooling, and process issues and determine appropriate solutions Identify opportunities to improve productivity, quality, and process consistency Ensure jobs are fully operator-ready before releasing them to production Assist operators with difficult setups, measurements, blueprint interpretation, and machine adjustments Train and mentor operators on proper machine operation, quality standards, and inspection techniques Help coordinate production flow and prepare for upcoming scheduled jobs Serve as a technical resource for the department and may provide direction in the absence of a lead or supervisor Support maintenance and leadership by identifying recurring equipment and process issues May perform Press Brake Operator I or II duties as needed

Experience requirements are guidelines. Candidates will be considered based on their overall manufacturing experience, technical skills, and demonstrated abilities. Education High School diploma. Work Environment While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently exposed to work near moving mechanical parts and vibration. The employee is occasionally exposed to the risk of electrical shock. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate and occasionally loud. Physical Demands Ability to stand and walk for extended periods Frequent use of hands and fingers to operate machinery and handle materials Ability to occasionally bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, climb, or balance Ability to occasionally lift and/or move