A Burn Table Operator, also known as a CNC Plasma or Laser Cutting Table Operator, is a skilled position responsible for setting up and operating specialized machinery to cut metal components according to specific requirements. They work with CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines that utilize plasma torches, lasers, or other cutting methods to precisely shape metal.Key Responsibilities:Machine Operation:Setting up, programming, and operating the burn table (CNC cutting machine).Material Handling:Loading and unloading materials onto the burn table, which may involve using overhead cranes or forklifts.Blueprint Interpretation:Reading and understanding blueprints, CAD drawings, and work orders to determine cutting specifications.Parameter Adjustment:Adjusting machine settings like feed rate, torch height, and cutting speed.Quality Control:Monitoring the cutting process, inspecting finished parts for accuracy and quality, and making necessary adjustments.Maintenance:Performing routine maintenance and basic troubleshooting of the burn table equipment.Safety Compliance:Adhering to all safety protocols and maintaining a clean and organized work area.Documentation:Maintaining accurate records of production activities and quality inspections.Essential Skills:· Technical Skills: Experience with CNC machinery, plasma cutting, and other cutting methods.· Blueprint Reading: Ability to interpret technical drawings and understand specifications.· Attention to Detail: A strong focus on accuracy and quality in cutting and inspection.· Mechanical Aptitude: Understanding of machine operation and the ability to troubleshoot basic issues.· Material Handling: Knowledge of safe and efficient techniques for handling metal materials.· Safety Awareness: Commitment to following all safety guidelines and procedures.· Communication: Ability to communicate effectively with team members and supervisors.· Problem-Solving: Ability to troubleshoot issues and find solutions to problems that arise during the cutting process.Typical Work Environments:Burn table operators are typically employed in manufacturing, fabrication, and metalworking industries. This may include shipyards, steel fabrication shops, or other companies that require precision cutting of metal components.#mont
