Anchor Fabrication LLC Benefits Overview

Perform CAD and CAM tasks using engineering and manufacturing software, create machine programs and spreadsheets, support shop operations, interpret blueprints, inspect part geometry, communicate instructions to operators, and report nonconforming products. The role requires multitasking across changing projects, precision measurement, understanding shop processes, and flexibility for overtime and variable shifts. Travel may be required for training.

Supervise first-shift metal fabrication production, including workforce scheduling, work assignments, safety, quality, output, cost, and delivery. Coach and evaluate employees, address performance and personnel issues, coordinate training, investigate incidents, maintain production records, monitor equipment condition, submit maintenance requests, and implement process improvements and cost reductions. The supervisor also coordinates with other departments and reports product nonconformities.

Operate saw, bending, welding and milling equipment; set up jobs using job packets; adjust dies, angles, stops and tension; inspect parts to specifications; troubleshoot and consult supervisor/quality; maintain safety, quality, and productivity in a metal forming environment.