Industrial Tube Bender

Industrial Tube Bender Trinity Employment Specialists

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6 Tulsa, OK Job Details Full-time $18 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Tube bending Press operation Finished product defect inspection Maintaining an organized workspace Machine operation Basic math Dimensional inspection Dimensional measurements Grinding Precision measurement in machining Quality standards in production Industrial equipment Clean workspace maintenance Hand tools Production records Manufacturing company experience Mechanical knowledge Entry level Full Job Description Industrial Tube Bender (Manufacturing / Fabrication)

Pay:

$18/hour starting (DOE)

Schedule:

Monday-Friday | 6:00 a.m.

• 4:30 p.

m.

Job Type:

Full-Time |

Long-Term Opportunity Location:

North Tulsa, OK Industrial Tube Bender

• Must-Have Requirements Stable work history with demonstrated reliability Strong basic math skills (measurements, angles, calculations) Ability to read and follow instructions accurately Good attendance and dependable work ethic Ability to lift and handle materials safely as needed Team-oriented mindset and positive attitude Willingness to learn and take direction Industrial Tube Bender
• Position Summary Operate industrial tube bending equipment to produce precision-formed parts Follow job specifications to ensure accurate measurements and bends Support production goals in a hands-on manufacturing environment Learn and grow under experienced operators in a structured shop setting Industrial Tube Bender
• Essential Duties & Responsibilities Set up and operate tube bending equipment per job specifications Measure, calculate, and verify angles and dimensions for accuracy Inspect finished parts to ensure quality standards are met Read work instructions and follow production requirements Maintain clean and organized work area Handle and move materials safely throughout the shift Communicate issues or discrepancies to supervisors Assist with additional production tasks as needed Follow all safety procedures and shop guidelines Industrial Tube Bender•Additional Qualifications Manufacturing or fabrication experience preferred but not required Strong willingness to learn technical skills and processes Mechanical aptitude is a plus Ability to work in a fast-paced production environment Long-term career mindset preferred If you're ready to work hard, learn fast, and grow with a company that values dedication and potential, apply now and take the next step in your career.

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