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Job overview
Kinetics Industries Inc is hiring a Sheet metal fabricator. Kinetics Industries Inc. is seeking a Sheet Metal Fabricator to produce NEMA compliant industrial sheet metal electrical enclosures and panels. The role involves working with various materials like steel, copper, and aluminum, ranging from small brackets to large enclosures. The fabricator will utilize equipment such as mig welders, CNC brakes, shears, and turret punches, along with basic hand tools.
Key focus areas include Cut steel using drawings provided by engineering, Place sheets of steel onto the metal shear and cut to length, and Place stock into the ironworker or rotary chop saw and cut to length.
Successful candidates bring 2+ Years Experience and Vo-Tech Education. Important skills include Mig Welder, CNC Fabrication Equipment Operation, Operation Of CNC Controlled Turret Punch Using G-Codes, Mig Welding For Sheet Steel 7 To 16 Gauge, Mig Welding For Light Structural Shapes, and Reading And Using A Ruler. Preferred (not required): Cutting Steel, Bending Steel, Hole Punching, and Product Assembly.
Skills & qualifications
Skills
Qualifications
Full job description
Experience Required
2 years
Minimum Education Required
Vo-tech
Training Required/Provided
Migger welder CNC fabrrication equipment operation
Expected Start Date
05/25/2026
Compensation
$25.00 - $35.00 / Hourly
Hours Per Week
40
Number Of Positions
1
Shift
First Shift (Day)
Job Description
Product:
Standard / stock NEMA compliant industrial sheet metal electrical enclosures, sheet metal panels, internal parts made of steel, copper and aluminum. Products range in size from “small” brackets weighing less than one pound to enclosures the size of a small home.
Materials:
Mild carbon steel and light structural shapes. In limited quantities; aluminum, copper, galvanized mild steel and stainless steel.
Equipment used:
Mig welder, belt driven de-burring machine, CNC brake, CNC shear, CNC turret punch, CNC plasma torch, hand held plasma torch, basic manual / electrical / air hand tools commonly associated with manufacture / fabrication of industrial sheet metal products.
Minimum skills required:
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Operation of CNC controlled turret punch using G-codes.
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Trained in use of mig welding for welding of sheet steel 7 to 16 gauge and light structural shapes with
minimal splatter, sheet warping and proper metallurgical penetration of the weld for maximum strength.
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Must be proficient in reading / using a ruler and basic math skills.
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Must be able to read mechanical prints.
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Trained in use of a metal brake.
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Training in use of basic hand tools.
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Must be reliable, dependable and have attention to workmanship detail.
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Must demonstrate safe work habits and had safety awareness training.
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Must have basic hand tools per company minimum tool list for sheet metal fabricators
Duties Include:
Cutting steel – using drawings provided by engineering, the employee is required to place sheets of steel, using overhead crane if necessary, onto the metal shear and cut to length. For iron shapes, stock is placed into the ironworker or rotary chop saw and cut to length.
Bending steel – use the CNC controlled brake with back-gauge, sheet steel is placed into the brake and bent per the engineering drawings. Bending is done by one or two fabricators depending on the sheet size, determination is made by the manager.
Hole punching – using an ironworker, turret punch, plasma torch, magnetic drill, drill press, or handheld drill; employee is required to be able to use all equipment and to select the “best” method to efficiently, accurately, safely and astatically work the metal to produce the opening specified by engineering.
Product assembly – For standard product, working from engineering drawings, the employee must be able to, place cut structural and / or formed mild steel into a jig assembly, clamp into jig box and welded together. Work tables, job stations and jigs have been designed for ergonomic worker body position and worker efficiency. Job stations for enclosures and subassemblies parts / panels have been designed to; reduce worker fatigue, minimize back, shoulder and knee stress, enhance worker body position for worker productivity and quality workmanship.
Place of Work
On-site
Requisition ID
NJDOL0526FAB
Job Type
Full Time
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