Job Description

Under the supervision of the Plant Manager, operate metal finishing machinery including blasting, belting, deburring and straightening to finished metal castings in compliance with ISO 14001 and AS9100 Quality Systems and procedures.

Why work for Barron Industries?

• Competitive hourly wages based on experience with weekly overtime.
• Generous company benefits including paid health care, short term disability, life insurance and 401(k) match, employee incentives, etc.
• Positive and safe work environment
• Opportunities for growth and development

Key Responsibilities:

• Operation of  metal finishing machinery including blasters, belt sanders, die grinders, carbide burrs, presses and straitening machines
• Ensures Health and Safety environment by following policies, processes, and acting in a safe manner at all times
• Operate all types of blasters including low and high blasters
• Clean work area and equipment after work is completed
• Inspect parts and maintain quality standards
• Assists in the inspection of equipment, hoses, connections, pumps and general work area

What does it take to work for Barron Industries?

• Ability to perform manual labor (i.e. heavy lifting, confined spaces, working at heights, etc.);
• Ability to wear a respirator;
• Ability to work with minimal supervision
• Previous industrial or Foundry based experience preferred, but not necessary.

About Barron Industries

Founded in 1983, Barron Industries is a fast growing full-service manufacturer of high-precision investment castings, rapid prototypes, machined components and complete assemblies. AS9100D Certified and NADCAP accredited for non-destructive testing. Barron offers complete turnkey manufacturing of components for Aerospace, Defense, Automotive, Oil and Gas, Tool and Die, Nuclear, Medical, and other industrial markets. Capabilities include ferrous and non-ferrous investment castings, CAD Engineering, CNC machining, NDT, plating, painting, assembly, laser etching and shipping from our 65,000 square foot facility in Oxford, Michigan.