Machine Operator, 1st shift

About the Role

Key duties include reading and interpreting blueprints, engineering specifications, and shop orders to determine machine setup and production sequence. The operator selects, positions, and secures tooling, fixtures, stops, guides, and turntables, then adjusts controls for pressure, ram stroke, blade angle, and speed. They start the machine, monitor its operation, reposition workpieces or change dies as needed, and perform multiple or successive passes. After each cycle, the operator inspects and measures the work, labels parts, moves them to proper storage, and documents any deviations from specifications, taking corrective action when required. The role requires wearing all required personal protective equipment, reporting work‑related injuries or near‑misses, and correcting or reporting unsafe conditions. The operator may also train new or existing employees on machine operation and safety procedures. No supervisory responsibilities are assigned. • Set up and operate metal‑fabricating machines (brakes, shears, presses) to cut, bend, straighten, and form metal components. • Interpret blueprints, engineering specifications, and shop orders to determine machine setup and production sequence. • Select, position, and secure tooling, fixtures, stops, guides, and turntables. • Adjust machine controls (pressure, ram stroke, blade angle, speed) and align workpieces to dies or cutting blades. • Start machines, monitor operation, and make adjustments for multiple or successive passes. • Inspect, measure, label finished parts and move them to proper storage locations. • Document deviations from specifications and take corrective action. • Train new or existing employees on machine operation and safety procedures. • Read and comprehend instructions, blueprints, safety rules; write simple correspondence. • Perform basic math calculations, read scales and vernier calipers. • Apply common‑sense reasoning to follow written, oral, or diagram instructions. • Work for an equal‑opportunity employer that provides accommodations for individuals with disabilities.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸machine operation
• ▸tool setup
• ▸blueprint interpretation
• ▸quality inspection
• ▸safety training
• ▸documentation

What You Bring

Qualifications include a one‑year technical certificate or three to six months of related experience (or an equivalent combination of education and experience). Candidates must be able to read and comprehend simple instructions, blueprints, and safety rules, perform basic math calculations, use a scale and vernier calipers, and apply common‑sense reasoning to follow written, oral, or diagram instructions. Basic computer proficiency and knowledge of CNC software are required, and a forklift license (obtainable within three months) is needed for some departments. • Wear required PPE, report injuries, near‑misses, and unsafe conditions. • Hold a one‑year technical certificate or 3‑6 months related experience (or equivalent). • Possess basic computer skills and familiarity with CNC software. • Obtain a forklift license within three months if required for the department.

Requirements

• ▸ppe
• ▸technical certificate
• ▸cnc software
• ▸forklift license
• ▸blueprint reading
• ▸basic math

Benefits

The Machine Operator position is a first‑shift role located in York, PA, offering an hourly wage ranging from $23.19 to $27.39. The employee will set up and run metal‑fabricating equipment such as brakes, shears, and presses to cut, bend, straighten, and form metal plates, sheets, and structural shapes. The work environment involves exposure to moving mechanical parts, fumes, airborne particles, vibration, and loud noise. The position offers a competitive benefits package and is part of Johnson Controls, an equal‑opportunity employer that provides accommodations for individuals with disabilities and promotes diversity and inclusion. • Earn an hourly wage of $23.19‑$27.39 based on experience and qualifications. • Receive a competitive benefits package.

Work Environment

Onsite