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Anderson International - USA
Automated Grinding & Straightening Operator (Barrel Bars)
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
Job Description
Automated Grinding & Straightening Operator (Barrel Bars) Anderson International - USA Stow, OH Job Details $18 - $24 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Computer operation Computer literacy Writing skills Shop math High school diploma or GED Mechanical drawings Dimensional measurements Desktop applications Computer skills Power tools Visual inspection for quality control Hand tools Mechanical knowledge Full Job Description Help Build Proprietary Barrel Bars with Precision Join Anderson International and contribute at every stage of our barrel bar production, meeting output targets while protecting quality and safety. Core Responsibilities Sort material straightness using go/no‑go gauges; segregate out‑of‑spec pieces. Straighten material to specification with a hydraulic press; verify with product‑specific gauges. Run fully automated and semi‑automated grinding machines to achieve final dimensions and finish. Laser‑etch product identification and complete final packaging/boxing. Transact work in the ERP system using a computer or PC‑based tablet. Conduct routine equipment maintenance and maintain a clean work area. Perform duties according to health and safety requirements in accordance with Anderson International policy and procedures. Conform to all Anderson International plant policies and procedures; complete documentation for inspections, maintenance, inventory, and health & safety. Abide by all training, policies, and procedures set forth by Anderson International. Collaborate with peers and management to ensure positive results and a safe, respectful environment. Position Scope Hands‑on contributor across multiple stages of our proprietary barrel bar manufacturing process; accountable for throughput, quality, and safe execution.
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0 Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent. Entry‑level role—no prior manufacturing experience required; training provided. Pass a basic mechanical aptitude test; demonstrate strong reading, writing, and verbal communication skills. Read drawings/diagrams and shop paperwork; perform simple math and measurements; document results accurately. Attention to visual quality and aesthetics. Able to use automated, semi‑automated, manual, and powered hand tools. Experience with repetitive production work preferred; operating mechanical equipment is beneficial but not required. Basic computer proficiency. Enjoys highly repetitive, routine‑driven work. Team player who adapts well to adversity. Lift up to 50 lbs. Work Environment Plant environment with frequent standing, sitting, walking, reaching, lifting, and interaction with equipment, people, and materials.Vision:
close and distance vision, depth perception, and focus adjustment. Overtime may be required, including weekdays and weekends, based on workload.Career Insights for Tool and Die Maker
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What they do
A Tool and Die Maker builds the tools and dies used to make a variety of products and appliances. Works with mechanical engineers to build and assemble parts according to blueprints.
$59,178 / year median in Ohio
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