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Abrams Airborne Manufacturing Inc

Press Brake Set Up Operator

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A Print Bindery or Finishing Worker operates equipment used to cut, fold, organize, and bind pages and covers for books.

$45,018 / year median in Arizona

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Press Brake Set Up Operator Abrams Airborne Manufacturing Inc Tucson, AZ Job Details Full-time 3 hours ago Qualifications Forklift Certification Machine shop presses Press brake machine Mechanical blueprint interpretation Press operation Measurement-based inspection Computer operation Machine setup Defect detection (quality control) Equipment setup (production tasks) Quality records maintenance Maintaining an organized workspace Blueprint specification interpretation Mechanical fabrication Sheet metal fabrication Monitoring dimensions Unloading 5S Machining tool setup Mid-level Forklift Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Industrial equipment troubleshooting First article inspection High school diploma or GED Maintenance (die setup procedure) Dimensional measurements Quality control documentation Machine operation safety procedures Quality issues Full Job Description Press Brake Set Up Operator Do you take pride in getting a setup exactly right? Abrams Airborne Manufacturing is looking for a skilled Press Brake Set Up Operator to set up, run, and maintain press brake equipment that bends and forms metal parts to precise specifications. You'll play a key role in keeping our fabrication line running accurately, safely, and on schedule. If you know your way around tooling, bend allowances, and blueprints — and you care about getting the first piece right every time — this is a great fit. What You'll Do Set up press brake machines, including tooling, back gauges, and programs, per job requirements Select the right dies, punches, and tooling based on material type and thickness Load programs or manually input bend parameters as needed Perform first-piece inspections to verify accuracy before full runs Operate press brake equipment safely and efficiently, adjusting settings to hold dimensional accuracy throughout the run Read and interpret blueprints, routings, and work orders Verify part dimensions using calipers, protractors, and other measuring tools Identify and correct forming defects, and segregate/report non-conforming material Complete production and inspection documentation accurately Load and unload materials safely, and maintain part identification and job tracking Coordinate with fabrication, welding, and quality teams for smooth workflow Maintain an organized work area following 5S and housekeeping standards Follow all safety policies, machine guarding requirements, and PPE standards Perform basic machine inspections and report equipment or tooling issues What You Bring High school diploma or equivalent 2+ years of press brake setup and operation experience preferred Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings Knowledge of metal forming, bend calculations, and material characteristics Proficiency with measuring and inspection tools Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills Ability to follow written and verbal instructions Forklift certification preferred, or willingness to obtain Physical Requirements Ability to stand or walk for extended periods on the production floor Manual dexterity for tasks like data entry, handling documents, and using inspection tools Ability to read detailed data, charts, and technical information on screens and paper Ability to lift and carry up to 20 lbs. This is a designated safety-sensitive position. About Abrams Airborne Manufacturing Inc AAMI is a family-owned and operated company that was born from the mind of a true visionary and leader, Harold "Bud" Abrams, and his wife, Barb Abrams. Since its beginnings in 1965, AAMI and its related businesses have grown to become valued subcontractors for the aerospace, defense, medical, commercial, and weapons industries. AAMI is honored to have its manufactured items in the hands of the United States military forces, orbiting the planet on the International Space Station Alpha, and in computer chassis supporting our world's growing technological advances. Specializing in precision sheet metal fabrication, CNC machining, aluminum dip brazing, and other related processes, Abrams Airborne has prided itself on providing an environment that may service the many needs of each of its customers. In order to continue providing the optimal "one-stop shop", the Company is committed to the continued growth of its operations and capabilities.