Deburrer

Job Title:
Deburrer
Job Description

The Deburrer begins in the Fab Packer role, an entry-level position that supports all secondary operations in a plastic machine shop. You prepare, clean, and package product parts, install hardware, and perform deburring and polishing using a variety of hand and power tools. You read blueprints and drawings to verify parts for accuracy and quality, complete required documentation, and maintain a clean and safe workstation while following all safety and environmental guidelines.

• Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and schematics to determine component assembly requirements and verify parts for accuracy and quality.

• Clean product parts using ultrasonic cleaning equipment and other approved methods to meet cleanliness standards.

• Bag and package product parts according to established procedures and quality requirements.

• Install hardware into products following work instructions and assembly specifications.

• Use measurement tools such as micrometers, calipers, and height gauges to inspect and confirm part dimensions.

• Perform deburring operations using scalpels and other deburring tools to remove sharp edges and imperfections.

• Carry out polishing and vapor polishing tasks to achieve required finishes on plastic components.

• Use hand tools and power tools safely and effectively in packaging, assembly, and manufacturing operations.

• Inspect parts and assemblies during and after processing to ensure they meet quality and production standards.

• Complete all relevant paperwork, records, and production documentation accurately and on time.

• Maintain a clean, organized, and properly stocked workstation in accordance with shop and clean room standards.

• Follow all safety procedures, environmental guidelines, and company rules and regulations at all times.

• Coordinate with team members, follow directions from supervisors, and support production workflows as needed.

• Demonstrate consistent attendance and reliability to support production schedules and customer commitments.

• Ability to read and understand blueprints, drawings, and schematics to determine assembly requirements and part quantities.

• Experience in production manufacturing environments, particularly in packaging, assembly, and inspection.

• Proficiency using shop tools such as deburring tools, polishing tools, and other hand tools for manufacturing tasks.

• Ability to use measurement tools including micrometers, calipers, height gauges, and tape measures for accurate inspection.

• Skill in using hand tools and power tools safely for grinding, deburring, polishing, and general fabrication work.

• Capability to operate ultrasonic cleaning equipment for part cleaning.

• Ability to communicate in English to follow instructions, document work, and coordinate with team members.

• Proven history of reliable attendance and punctuality in previous roles.

• Attention to detail when inspecting parts and packaging to ensure quality and accuracy.

• Ability to follow directions closely and work cooperatively with others in a production setting.

• Background in production manufacturing or machine shop environments.

• Experience with deburring, polishing, and related finishing processes on plastic or similar materials.

• Familiarity with tools and processes used in packaging, assembly, and manufacturing operations.

• Comfort working with scalpels and other precision hand tools for fine deburring work.

• Ability to work in both standard shop areas and clean room environments while following specific protocols.

• Interest in learning skilled trades such as plumbing, delivery system fabrication, plastic welding, and CNC machining.

You join a rapidly growing organization where entry-level roles serve as a springboard into advanced skilled trades. As you gain experience, you have the opportunity to transition into areas such as plumbing, delivery system fabrication, plastic welding, and CNC machining. The culture emphasizes growth, hands-on learning, and internal mobility, giving motivated team members a clear path to build long-term, marketable skills and advance their careers.

You work in a plastic machine shop that includes both standard production areas and clean room spaces. The role involves regular use of hand tools, deburring tools, polishing equipment, power tools, ultrasonic cleaning equipment, and measurement instruments such as micrometers, calipers, height gauges, and tape measures. You spend much of your time…