Machine Operator

Ohashi Technica USA, Inc. was established in 1987 in Columbus, Ohio. Ohashi Technica USA, Inc. is a service-oriented company, which supplies a wide variety of components to the automotive industry. Ohashi Technica USA Manufacturing Inc. was established in 1994 in Columbus, Ohio. Ohashi Technica USA Manufacturing Inc. makes automotive parts that hold the cars together. At Ohashi Technica USA Inc. and Ohashi Technica USA Manufacturing Inc., our goal is to provide high-quality, zero-defect parts to our customers on a just-in-time delivery basis. We stand ready to serve the needs of the American automotive industry. We are looking to add a CNC Machine Operator to our team in Sunbury, OH. Our ideal candidate will be able to effectively utilize equipment, tooling, material, and other accessory equipment given for manufacturing and produce acceptable items that meet given specifications. This position also requires the ability to conduct a daily inspection of the manufacturing equipment. 2nd shift $20 +$3 shift differential 2nd shift 3:25pm-11:55pm We are looking to add a Forming Machine Operator to our team in Sunbury, OH. Our ideal candidate will have a background in automotive repair, HVAC repair, and/ or general construction. This person will be able to effectively utilize equipment, tooling, material, and other accessory equipment given for manufacturing and produce acceptable items that meet given specifications. This position also requires the ability to conduct a daily inspection of the manufacturing equipment. 2nd shift $21.70 +$3 shift differential 2nd shift 3:25pm-11:55pm We Offer: - Nine Paid Holidays - Personal and Vacation time - Medical Insurance with an FSA option - Company Paid Dental & Vision Insurance - Company Paid 25K term Life Insurance and Short- term Disability Insurance - 401(k) Matching - Company provided uniforms, laundry service included What You Will Do: Produce quality products on time. Change material and tools for part change over. Conduct, maintain and document daily inspections of the manufacturing equipment. Monitor equipment for defects, stopping the process as needed for any found discrepancies. []{style="font-family: Arial, Helvetic "}