Finisher (2nd Shift 3p.m. - 11:00p.m.)

United States·Bradfordmid

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Key Responsibilities

Assuring work area is safe. Performing the various skills of finishing a Case knife,

Requirements Summary

Standing: As required by operation. Sitting: Able to sit for extended periods in front of equipment. Moving: Normal, able to move throughout the department as required by operation. Lifting: Minimal,

Technical Tools

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Responsibilities

~1 min read

→Assuring work area is safe.
→Performing the various skills of finishing a Case knife, including but not limited to:

→Buffing Blades: The blades are buffed by hand (using a cloth wheel) to add a shine or luster.
→Gloss Buffing: The entire surface of the knife is buffed by hand, using cloth buffing wheel.
→Hone: Create the cutting edge of the blade by hand, using a sandpaper belt.
→Polish Edge: Removing the burr left over from the honing process. This is done by hand, using a cloth wheel.

→Perform sand paper/belt changes as required.
→Perform various wheel changes as required.
→Breaking in the new buff/raking down buff as necessary.
→Properly applying buffing compound to the buffing wheels.
→Measure the angle of the honed edge.
→Determine quality levels and perform inspection of product, performing required inspection before, during and after finishing.
→Responsible for cleanliness of the work area during and upon his or her completion of jobs.
→Take instructions from supervisors.
→Assist Engineering/Quality departments as needed.

Requirements

~1 min read

Standing: As required by operation.
Sitting: Able to sit for extended periods in front of equipment.
Moving: Normal, able to move throughout the department as required by operation.
Lifting: Minimal, up to 35 pounds. Lifting of trays containing knives, wheels and/or other components.
Pushing/Pulling: As required by operation.
Visual Acuity: Normal and/or corrected vision for inspection of work /components.
Bending/Stooping: Normal, minimal.
Hand Action: Some processes require gripping, turning, pushing with fingertips.
Repetitive Motion: Some processes require wrist motion, pressure, and exposure to vibration.