Job Description:

Job Description

04.12.24

HPS/2024/743
Plasma Cutting / CNC
Male
1
2 to 3
DME/ITI

A plasma cutter, also known as a plasma cutting machine operator, is responsible for cutting and shaping metal using a plasma torch:
Operating equipment: Set up and operate a CNC cutting machine, electrical beveling machine, overhead crane, and forklift
Cutting: Use a plasma torch to cut and shape metal by burning it with a stream of superheated ionized gas
Quality control: Verify the thickness and dimensions of products to ensure high quality
Record keeping: Record data about the products being produced
Other duties: Perform other duties as assigned, such as grinding, removing scrap, and routine machine maintenance

Plasma cutters work in a variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, transportation, industrial construction, and precision manufacturing.

Plasma cutting settings can be heavy industrial, with exposure to dust, chemical fumes, weld smoke, and loud noises. Proper personal protective equipment is required, such as steel-toed boots,



ear plugs, safety glasses, pants, and a hard hat.

A CNC operator, also known as a machinist, is responsible for operating a computer numerical control (CNC) machine to perform tasks like cutting, drilling, and shaping materials. Their duties include:
Setting up and operating the machine

CNC operators set up the machine, load materials, and secure them. They also interpret technical drawings and blueprints to determine the machine's settings and adjustments.
Maintaining the machine

CNC operators perform daily maintenance and troubleshooting to ensure the machine is running smoothly. They also maintain coolant and oil levels.
Inspecting and quality assurance

CNC operators inspect the finished products to ensure they meet specifications and blueprints. They also perform quality assurance on the machinery.
Following safety guidelines

CNC operators follow all safety guidelines and p

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