Press Operator, 2nd Shift

ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions

Press Operator operating machines for the ASSA ABLOY Group, setting up and managing complex machinery. Collaborating with team members and maintaining operational standards in a manufacturing environment.

Posted 7/28/2026full-timeMilan • Tennessee • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in operating and setting up various power machinery, including punch presses and frame press brakes, while ensuring adherence to blueprints and specifications. Proficient in shop mathematics and capable of training others in machine operations and troubleshooting.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Machine Setup and OperationBlueprint ReadingShop MathematicsTraining and InstructingComputerized Gauging

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Hard Skills

Machine OperationSetup and AdjustmentMathematical CalculationMaterial HandlingBlueprint Interpretation

Soft Skills

CommunicationManual DexterityInitiative

Tools & Technologies

Punch PressFrame Press Brake SoftwareTape MeasureCaliperGauges

Industry Keywords

Manufacturing ExperienceWork-in-ProcessFinished ProductMaterial ToleranceMetric Dimensions

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Set-up and operate machines such as punch presses, gang presses, power brakes, shears, rolling machines, or other machinery on standard, semi-standard, special and complex work.
Set-up machines and check set-ups made by others.
Set-up and operate variety of power machinery to form materials of a special type (ie. Profiles) where frequent and complex set-ups are necessary.
This includes making frequent program adjustments utilizing custom frame press brake software (Shopgrid and Cincinnati), mathematical skills, and processing knowledge of custom frame brake press operations.
Trains and instructs other operators in changeovers, trouble-shooting, and material handling.
Works from blueprints, routing tickets, and architects’ drawings if applicable.
Must be able to mathematically calculate gauging and set-ups when processing special work and make adjustments accordingly.
Move material into and out of work area.
Maintain necessary records for documentation.
Check quantities, size and types of tolerance for part being run.
Operate small tools such as tape measure, caliper, gauges, wrenches, test equipment.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Previous manufacturing experience, preferred
Able to read and write legibly
Able to read blueprints, shop drawings, and work from sketches
Excellent knowledge of shop mathematics, work-in-process, and finished product
Excellent manual dexterity and coordination
Physically able to lift up to 75 lbs. for approximately 60% of the time
Able to work on own initiative without immediate supervision
Able to adjust and use computerized gauging
Ability to attain knowledge of metric dimensions
Able to easily communicate with all levels of team members.
Ability to work shifts up to 12 hours and more than 40 hours per week as scheduled.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible working hours
Professional development opportunities