Job Application for Machine Operator 2nd Shift (Press Brake or Laser) at Electronic Power Design

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EPD Mission:

The mission of Electronic Power Design, Inc. is to craft quality electrical equipment for our clients and uphold a standard of excellence in the engineering, design and manufacturing process. We strive to improve the quality of life of our employees by creating a work environment conducive to personal development, success and fulfillment. We are driven by our vision of being the preferred manufacturer, electrical systems integrator and worldwide service company by providing our clients with value-added solutions that power their lives.

About Us:

At Electronic Power Design, Inc. (EPD), we don’t just build electrical equipment—we power industries and change lives. Our mission is to deliver top-quality electrical solutions while fostering an environment where employees thrive. We believe in innovation, collaboration, and empowering our people to reach their full potential.

The Opportunity:

We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Machine Operator to join our Fabrication Team. This role is responsible for operating and maintaining fabrication equipment such as CNC lasers, press brakes, and punch machines to produce precision metal components used in electrical switchboards, motor control centers, and other power distribution equipment. If you enjoy working with advanced manufacturing equipment, take pride in producing high-quality work, and thrive in a fast-paced production environment, we encourage you to apply.

What You’ll Do:

Machine Operation & Production

Set up, program, and operate fabrication machinery, including CNC lasers, press brakes, and punch machines.
Produce sheet metal, copper, and fabricated components according to engineering drawings, work orders, and production schedules.
Select and install proper tooling, dies, punches, and machine settings for each production run.
Load and unload materials safely and efficiently while maintaining production flow.
Support fabrication operations by learning additional processes, including spot welding, as needed.

Quality Control & Precision Manufacturing

Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and work instructions to ensure accurate fabrication.
Inspect completed parts using measuring tools such as calipers, tape measures, and gauges to verify dimensional accuracy.
Identify and document defects, non-conformances, and quality concerns according to company procedures.
Ensure all manufactured parts meet customer specifications, engineering requirements, and quality standards.
Collaborate with supervisors and team members to resolve quality issues and improve production outcomes.

Equipment Maintenance & Safety

Perform routine machine inspections, maintenance checks, lubrication, and calibration activities.
Troubleshoot minor equipment issues and report major maintenance concerns promptly.
Follow all safety procedures, lockout/tagout requirements, and machine operating guidelines.
Wear and properly utilize required personal protective equipment (PPE).
Maintain a clean, organized, and hazard-free work environment that supports safe operations.

Teamwork & Continuous Improvement

Work closely with Fabrication Supervisors, Material Handlers, and fellow operators to meet production goals.
Assist in organizing completed parts and maintaining accurate work order documentation.
Participate in safety meetings, training programs, and production improvement initiatives.
Recommend opportunities to improve machine efficiency, workflow, and product quality.
Support department objectives by maintaining productivity, reliability, and attention to detail.

What You Bring:

High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
Minimum of 2 years of experience operating fabrication machinery in a manufacturing environment.
Experience with CNC lasers, press brakes, punch machines, or similar fabrication equipment.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and work orders.
Familiarity with precision measuring tools and quality inspection techniques.
Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills.
Ability to lift and handle materials up to 50 pounds and stand for extended periods.
Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and commitment to quality.
Ability to work effectively as part of a team in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Physical Requirements

Ability to stand and walk for extended periods while conducting audits and facility inspections.
Ability to safely lift and carry up to 50 pounds.
Ability to lift bulky or awkwardly shaped items weighing up to 35 pounds from floor level or above shoulder height.
Ability to safely perform team lifts for items exceeding individual lifting limits or involving ergonomic challenges such as uneven weight distribution or repetitive motion.
Ability to work effectively in varying environmental conditions, including heat and cold exposure.

Preferred Qualifications:

CNC Machine Operator certification preferred.
Welding certification or spot welding experience preferred.
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry certification preferred.
Experience within electrical equipment manufacturing or sheet metal fabrication environments.
Knowledge of quality control procedures and fabrication best practices.
Familiarity with lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures and manufacturing safety standards.
Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus.

Why Join EPD?

Build Products That Power Industry – Help manufacture critical components used in power distribution systems serving industrial and infrastructure markets.

Develop Advanced Manufacturing Skills – Gain hands-on experience with CNC equipment, fabrication processes, and precision manufacturing techniques.

Support a Culture of Quality & Safety – Join a team committed to operational excellence, workplace safety, and continuous improvement.

Competitive Benefits & Compensation – Be part of an organization that values craftsmanship, innovation, teamwork, and employee development.

Ready to Build Your Manufacturing Career at EPD?

If you are a dependable, detail-oriented professional who enjoys working with fabrication equipment and producing high-quality products, we encourage you to apply and become part of the EPD team.

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