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NTN Bearing of America

West- IB HT Set-Up Technician-2nd shift - Columbus, IN

NTN Bearing of America, Columbus, Indiana, United States, 47201

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Work Location:

8251 International Dr, Columbus, Indiana 47201, United States

Pay Type:

Hourly

JOB DESCRIPTION Responsible for the set-up and start-up of production jobs as required to meet schedules and customer commitments. The set-up tech will have the ability and knowledge to change over shaft, CNC turning and induction heat-treat equipment.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Maintains cycle process integrity with the direction of the production supervisor

Works with support department to ensure tools, machines and processes are optimized

Recommends and implements changes and improvements to cycles, processes and procedures to maintain schedules and quality parts

Maintain documentation and paperwork to support production cycles and procedures

Works directly with process technicians to suggest improvements in processes and procedures

Works with machine operators to improve current processes and procedures

Performs set‑ups, samples and other production related duties to maintain production schedules

Assists with training as necessary

Ability to read machine dial gauges, blueprints and precision measuring instruments used in the inspection of parts

Follow safety policies and report unsafe working conditions

Any other duties assigned by supervisor, such as operating production line

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, EDUCATION, AND ABILITIES

3 - 5 years' experience in a manufacturing environment dealing with the operation of CNC equipment

Familiarity of metrics, blueprint reading, micrometers, calipers, Rockwell and induction preferred

Prior experience with set-up of gauging and programmable automation helpful

Prior technical training desired

Excellent verbal & written communications skills

Good problem solving skills

Capable of learning various software

High School Diploma

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Good Vision

Ability to inspect machinery, read blueprints, and spot small issues or wear.

Near‑vision for adjusting machinery parts and reading dials.

Manual Dexterity and Hand‑Eye Coordination

Skill with tools for assembly, calibration, and equipment adjustment.

Precision in handling small components.

Physical Strength and Stamina

Ability to lift heavy parts and equipment.

Endurance for standing, walking, and manual labor (bending, reaching, kneeling).

Physical Coordination and Safety Awareness

Efficient movement around the workspace, with awareness of hazards.

Comfort with PPE (safety goggles, gloves, etc.) and adherence to safety protocols.

Adaptability to Environmental Conditions

Ability to work in varying temperatures, noisy environments, and confined spaces.

MENTAL REQUIREMENTS

Technical Knowledge

Understanding of machine operation, troubleshooting, and setup.

Ability to read blueprints and electrical schematics.

Attention to Detail

Careful machine setup, inspection, and calibration to ensure safety and quality.

Problem‑Solving and Critical Thinking

Diagnose issues quickly and adjust to unexpected changes in production.

Manual Dexterity and Spatial Awareness

Manage multiple tasks, requiring coordination and multitasking abilities.

Time Management and Efficiency

Prioritize tasks to meet deadlines and avoid production downtime.

Communication and Teamwork

Collaborate effectively with colleagues and follow complex instructions.

Stress Management

Maintain focus in high‑pressure situations and adapt to changes.

Continuous Learning and Technical Growth

Stay updated on new technologies and be willing to learn and adapt.

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