Deburr Technician

Deburr Technician

Deburr Technicians are responsible for removing small imperfections (burrs) from machined metal parts, ensuring that parts meet customer and industry specifications.

• Selects the type of finish specified per work instruction to determine the amount of metal to be removed, and examines the part for the acceptability of the finish.
• Operates grinders and similar powered hand tools to remove burrs and blend or polish surfaces to correct minor machining errors; uses carbide burr tools to remove excess material from parts without damaging them.
• Performs blending of metals including steel, aluminum, magnesium, and titanium; creates radius on areas of parts by hand.
• Performs work in compliance with prints and written specifications, selecting appropriate methods and tools.
• Inspects equipment daily for damage, reports issues to supervision, and may enter work orders or communicate with maintenance personnel; inspects and replaces worn belts and grinding wheels; performs preventive maintenance and minor repairs on tools and equipment.
• May operate tumblers, loading and unloading tumbler hopper as needed.
• Maintains a clean, organized, and safe work area and ensures others do the same.
• Follows directions consistently and accepts responsibility for actions and work product.
• Complies with applicable manufacturing processes, work procedures, and supervisor instructions.
• Adheres to safety guidelines and procedures; identifies hazards and collaborates with leadership to minimize them.
• Performs other job‑related duties as assigned.
• Regular attendance on‑site at the workplace is required.

• High School diploma or GED equivalent (preferred).
• A minimum of one (1) year experience in a production or manufacturing role requiring the use of hand tools and material‑handling equipment (preferred). Recent vocational training in a metal‑working or technical role may be considered in lieu of work experience.

• Experience reading and accurately interpreting shop blueprints, technical drawings, and customer specifications.
• Experience using precision measuring instruments including micrometers and calipers (preferred).
• Experience using powered electric and/or pneumatic hand tools such as grinders or sanders (preferred).
• Aerospace manufacturing experience is advantageous.

• Regularly stand and walk throughout the facility; stand for long periods to perform job duties.
• Regularly lift, carry (short distances), and push/pull up to 50 pounds using peer assistance or material‑handling equipment.
• Occasionally reach overhead or reach out or down to perform duties; occasionally bend, crawl, stoop, squat, or kneel.
• Frequently use hand or fingers to manually inspect parts and operate tools and controls.
• Visual acuity required to interpret readings on gauges and measuring devices.

• Excessive noise, requiring hearing protection.
• Exposure to dust, smoke, mist, fumes, and vapors (regularly).
• Extreme temperatures (occasionally).
• Hazardous equipment including forklifts, hand tools, cranes, and other machine‑shop equipment (regularly).

Use of personal protective equipment such as hearing protection, eye and hand protection, and safety footwear is required.

Accurus offers a comprehensive employee benefit package.

Accurus is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and affirmative action employer and participates in the E‑Verify Employment Verification Program.

All job offers are contingent upon successfully completing a drug screen and criminal background screening. Some positions may require a Motor Vehicle Report, credit report, and/or medical physical examination.