West- IB HT Set-Up Technician-2nd shift - Columbus

Work Location: 8251 International Dr, Columbus, Indiana 47201, United States

Pay Type: Hourly

Responsible for the set-up and start-up of production jobs as required to meet schedules and customer commitments. The set-up tech will have the ability and knowledge to change over shaft, CNC turning and induction heat-treat equipment.

• Maintains cycle process integrity with the direction of the production supervisor
• Works with support department to ensure tools, machines and processes are optimized
• Recommends and implements changes and improvements to cycles, processes and procedures to maintain schedules and quality parts
• Maintain documentation and paperwork to support production cycles and procedures
• Works directly with process technicians to suggest improvements in processes and procedures
• Works with machine operators to improve current processes and procedures
• Performs set‑ups, samples and other production related duties to maintain production schedules
• Assists with training as necessary
• Ability to read machine dial gauges, blueprints and precision measuring instruments used in the inspection of parts
• Follow safety policies and report unsafe working conditions
• Any other duties assigned by supervisor, such as operating production line

• 3 - 5 years' experience in a manufacturing environment dealing with the operation of CNC equipment
• Familiarity of metrics, blueprint reading, micrometers, calipers, Rockwell and induction preferred
• Prior experience with set-up of gauging and programmable automation helpful
• Prior technical training desired
• Excellent verbal & written communications skills
• Good problem solving skills
• Capable of learning various software
• High School Diploma

• Good Vision
  • Ability to inspect machinery, read blueprints, and spot small issues or wear.
  • Near‑vision for adjusting machinery parts and reading dials.
• Manual Dexterity and Hand‑Eye Coordination
  • Skill with tools for assembly, calibration, and equipment adjustment.
• Precision in handling small components.
• Physical Strength and Stamina
  • Ability to lift heavy parts and equipment.
  • Endurance for standing, walking, and manual labor (bending, reaching, kneeling).
• Physical Coordination and Safety Awareness
  • Efficient movement around the workspace, with awareness of hazards.
  • Comfort with PPE (safety goggles, gloves, etc.) and adherence to safety protocols.
• Adaptability to Environmental Conditions
  • Ability to work in varying temperatures, noisy environments, and confined spaces.

• Technical Knowledge
  • Understanding of machine operation, troubleshooting, and setup.
  • Ability to read blueprints and electrical schematics.
• Attention to Detail
  • Careful machine setup, inspection, and calibration to ensure safety and quality.
• Problem‑Solving and Critical Thinking
  • Diagnose issues quickly and adjust to unexpected changes in production.
• Manual Dexterity and Spatial Awareness
  • Manage multiple tasks, requiring coordination and multitasking abilities.
• Time Management and Efficiency
  • Prioritize tasks to meet deadlines and avoid production downtime.
• Communication and Teamwork
  • Collaborate effectively with colleagues and follow complex instructions.
• Stress Management
  • Maintain focus in high‑pressure situations and adapt to changes.
• Continuous Learning and Technical Growth
  • Stay updated on new technologies and be willing to learn and adapt.