Deburr Apprentice 2nd shift
Hyspan Precision Products
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- Pay
- $18
- an hour
- Location
- Cookeville, TN
- Job type
- Full time, Internship
- Posted
- Sep 30
- 20 days ago
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About the company
Hyspan Precision Products
Mechanical or industrial engineering · 201 to 500 employees
Rapidly Growing Employee-Owned Company
What you'll do
- Remove, blend, and polish miniature surfaces, edge defects, burrs, and contrasting colors.
- Learn to select and install polishing tools and parts, use documents and measurement devices, meet production standards, and make shift hand-offs.
What you need
- A successful apprentice will possess problem-solving skills, basic math skills, and a steady hand, and meet expectations for safety and earned hours.
Key skills
problem-solving skillsbasic math skillssteady handcalipersgage blocksmicrometersBlueprintsmicroscope
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Flexial is an EOE and Drug Free Workplace.
Rapidly Growing Employee-Owned Company
Deburr Apprentice, explore your future with Flexial. As an employee-owned company, we understand your growth is our growth and at Flexial, you will be encouraged to improve your deburr competencies and skills to increase your value and pay. Join a winning team and Level Up at Flexial.
With General Guidance, training, and while using a microscope, the Deburr Apprentice must remove, blend, and /or smoothly polish miniature surfaces and / or edge defects, burrs, and / or contrasting colors. Must learn to select and install miniature polishing tools and miniature parts into chucks, vises, or other holding devices. Must learn how to use all documents such as, job aids, routers, FESs, and Blueprints. Must learn how to use measurement devices (calipers, gage blocks, micrometers). Must make clean and effective hand-offs from shift-to-shift. Must learn to meet production standards, navigate FlexNet, and effectively use Epicor. A successful Deburr Apprentice will possess problem-solving skills, basic math skills, a steady hand and will meet expectations for safety and earned hours.