Precision Sheet Metal Fabrication Technician

Based at our Pomona, CA facility, you’ll join a tight-knit fabrication team that turns drawings into precisely formed metal parts. Picture your evening: you clock in, review the production run, program the machine, verify your tooling, and set the first piece. From there, it’s all about accuracy, rhythm, and safe, efficient flow.

Schedule & Pay

• Shift: 4:00 PM – 12:30 PM
• Training: First 3 months on 1st shift
• Hourly: $19.98 + $0.40 shift differential

What your day looks like

• Configure, program, test, and fine-tune fabrication equipment to shear, pierce, extrude, bend, and form material to spec.
• Shear bus bar and steel using dedicated shear machinery.
• Run work orders in sequence according to the production plan or expedite as directed.
• Read and interpret blueprints to produce parts exactly as designed.
• Install, align, swap, and lock punches, dies, and other fixtures as needed.
• Interface with an industrial robot (when applicable) to pick/place stock onto conveyors or other devices.
• Load, position, and secure materials with fixtures, clamps, and stops on the machine.
• Monitor machine operation and troubleshoot via operator controls to resolve issues.
• Inspect finished pieces for defects such as burrs, jagged edges, or marred surfaces.
• Measure parts with squares, tape measures, calipers, and related tools to verify tolerances.
• Mark each part with proper identification.
• Stack finished components accurately on carts, conveyors, or designated devices.
• Dispose of scrap and nonconforming material appropriately.
• Initiate scrap tickets to trigger replacement orders when needed.
• Partner with Material Handlers to ensure copper, aluminum, cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel, and other materials are on hand.
• Keep machines, tools, and your work area clean for reliable performance and safe conditions.
• If operating at Class A level, perform or assist maintenance with necessary equipment repairs.
• Operate a forklift and other powered material handling equipment to load machines and unload incoming raw materials.

Basic qualifications

• Comfort with basic shop math.
• Ability to read and write.
• Read and understand mechanical drawings, wiring diagrams, and bills of material.
• Lift up to 50 lbs.
• Stand for up to 10 hours.
• Operate common hand and power tools.
• GED or equivalent experience.
• Legally authorized to work in the United States on a continual and permanent basis without company sponsorship

Preferred qualifications

• Prior fabrication experience in a manufacturing setting.
• Experience with CNC programming.