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Nesting Software Operator Servco Equipment Company St. Louis, MO Job Details Full-time $20 - $26 an hour 22 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Press brake machine Mechanical blueprint interpretation Press operation Microsoft Excel Microsoft Outlook Sheet metal fabrication Laser cutting CNC laser cutting Mid-level CAM software Assembly Manufacturing facility Parts drawings Construction drawing review Quality issues Organizational skills Microsoft Teams Quality control problem-solving Collaboration with manufacturing teams Welding Autodesk Inventor CNC toolpath generation Safety standard operating procedures Stainless steel Manufacturing company experience Cross-functional communication File organization Under 1 year Production troubleshooting Office record organization Full Job Description About Servco Equipment Company Servco Equipment Company, located in St. Louis, Missouri, has been building hardworking commercial and institutional foodservice facilities since 1947. With our in-house design staff and metal fabrication shop, we specialize in the construction of custom, turnkey facilities for customers of all sizes—including hospitals, corporate offices, hotels, casinos, and correctional facilities. CNC Laser Operator - 1st
Shift Location:
St. Louis, MO Job Type:
Full-Time | 1st Shift Pay:
$20-$26 per hour, based on experience About Servco Equipment Company Servco Equipment Company is a custom stainless-steel fabrication shop that has been serving commercial and institutional foodservice customers since 1947. We design and build custom equipment for hospitals, schools, corporate offices, hotels, casinos, correctional facilities, and other large-scale facilities. Our work is hands-on, custom, and fast-moving. Every project is different, and our team takes pride in solving problems, supporting one another, and producing high-quality stainless-steel equipment. Job Summary Servco is looking for a CNC Laser Nesting Software Operator to support our laser cutting operations. This role is responsible for preparing laser cut programs, creating material nests, organizing files, and helping make sure parts are cut accurately and efficiently for the fabrication team. Experience with Striker Systems Software or other nesting software is preferred, but we are open to candidates with experience in CAD/CAM, sheet metal, or manufacturing environments who are willing to learn. What You'll Do Program CNC laser jobs using Striker Systems Software Create efficient nests to help reduce scrap and improve material usage Review shop drawings, fabrication prints, and CAD files Prepare and release cut programs for production Keep laser programs, files, and revisions organized Communicate with shop leads, designers, and production team members Help troubleshoot programming, part fit, or cut quality issues Support improvements in nesting, cycle time, and shop efficiency Make sure programs match current drawings and revision-controlled documents Follow company safety procedures and shop standards What We're Looking For Strong attention to detail Good organization skills Ability to read or learn to read shop drawings and fabrication prints Willingness to learn new software and processes Ability to communicate clearly with shop and office team members Dependable attendance and a strong work ethic Problem-solving mindset Ability to work in a fast-paced shop environment with changing priorities Preferred Experience The following experience is helpful, but not required for the right candidate: nesting software experience CAD/CAM software Autodesk Inventor or AutoCAD Stainless-steel fabrication Sheet metal fabrication Press brake, welding, or assembly knowledge Microsoft Office, including Excel, Outlook, Teams, and Word Compensation & Benefits 401(k) Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Life insurance Paid time off Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate is dependable, detail-oriented, and eager to learn. You do not need to know every part of our process on day one, but you should be comfortable working with computers, following details closely, asking questions, and helping the shop team produce accurate, high-quality work.
