New Policy Specialist jobs in Nebraska

The Finishing Specialist works in the Finishing Department and reports to the Finishing Department Manager.  The primary duty of the Finishing Specialist is to finish parts for delivery to the customer or for further processing such as powder coating, painting, or anodizing. 

Job Responsibilities:

1. Deburring and washing parts.
2. Bead blasting and DA sanding to clean parts and/or change the surface finish.
3. Buffing metal parts.
4. Operate basic shop equipment related to production including but not limited to drill press, red wheel, and grinder.
5. Operate a clicker press to cut out vacuum formed parts.
6. Foam molding, over molding, and silicone molding.
7. Flame polish and bend acrylic.
8. Vacuum forming.
9. Hand paint parts.
10. Assembly of components.
11. Know and comply with all required safety practices for the operation of shop equipment.
12. Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

1. High School Diploma or GED.
2. Basic mathematical ability.
3. Ability to learn how to read and comprehend drawings, specifications, plans.
4. Ability to use measurement tools like tape measures, micrometer, gage pins, calipers, etc.
5. A working knowledge of the various materials used by NAM and how they must be finished. 
6. Manual dexterity and ability to use scalpels and razor blades without damaging the parts.
7. Attention to detail is critical.

Physical Requirements:

1. Standing and Walking: Ability to stand and walk for extended periods, often throughout the duration of a shift, to perform various tasks on the manufacturing floor.
2. Lifting and Carrying: Capability to lift and carry objects of varying weights, ranging from lightweight components to heavier machinery parts (up to 50 pounds), following proper lifting techniques to prevent injuries.
3. Bending and Stooping: Flexibility to bend, stoop, and reach low or overhead to access equipment, materials, or workpieces, ensuring thoroughness in manufacturing processes.
4. Manual Dexterity: Proficiency in using hands, fingers, and arms to manipulate tools, operate machinery, assemble components, and perform intricate tasks with precision and accuracy.
5. Repetitive Motions: Ability to perform repetitive motions such as grasping, gripping, twisting, and turning while handling materials or operating machinery, maintaining consistency and quality in production processes.
6. Fine Motor Skills: Precision in performing delicate tasks requiring fine motor skills, such as assembling small components, operating controls, and inspecting intricate parts for defects.
7. Visual Acuity: Sharp vision, including close-up, distance, color, and peripheral vision, to inspect parts for quality, read prints and instructions, and operate machinery safely.
8. Hearing: Adequate hearing ability to detect sounds and signals from machinery, equipment, and coworkers, ensuring awareness of surroundings and maintaining safety in the manufacturing environment.
9. Stamina and Endurance: Physical stamina and endurance to sustain energy levels and focus throughout a shift in a fast-paced manufacturing environment, often involving repetitive tasks and multitasking.
10. Agility and Coordination: Agility and coordination to move swiftly and safely around the manufacturing floor, maneuvering through crowded areas, and operating machinery with precision and control.
11. Adaptability to Environment: Ability to adapt to varying environmental conditions, including temperature fluctuations, noise levels, and exposure to dust, chemicals, or other manufacturing hazards, while adhering to safety protocols and regulations.
12. Ability to Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Willingness and capability to wear and properly use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves, earplugs, and dust masks to mitigate potential workplace hazards and ensure personal safety.

Note: The physical requirements listed above are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.