Voortman Beam Line Operator- Night Shift

Ennis Steel Industries • Full-time • Ennis, Texas, United States • $37,128 - $52,352 / year • 4m ago

Position Summary
We’re looking for an experienced Beam Line Operator to set up and operate our Voortman beam line equipment used to process structural steel. This role is key to producing accurate, high-quality beams for our fabrication operations.

Schedule

Monday–Thursday, 10-hour shifts
Start time: 5:00pm
Overtime as needed

What You’ll Do

Operate Voortman beam line to cut, drill, cope, and mark beams
Read blueprints, shop drawings, and CNC files for setup
Load/unload material using overhead cranes or forklifts
Monitor production and adjust for quality and efficiency
Inspect finished parts using standard measuring tools
Perform basic maintenance and troubleshoot minor issues
Follow all safety procedures and PPE requirements

What We’re Looking For

Experience operating Voortman beam line equipment strongly preferred
At least 2 years experience with similar CNC beam line equipment required
Ability to read blueprints and use a tape measure accurately required
Structural steel fabrication experience preferred
Crane and forklift experience a plus
Strong attention to detail and mechanical aptitude
Able to work in a fast-paced shop environment

Why Ennis Steel?

Ennis Steel offers a comprehensive benefits package with low out-of-pocket costs, including employer-supported medical coverage, dental, vision, voluntary life insurance, and short-term disability (STD). The company also fully covers long-term disability (LTD) and basic life insurance. Conveniently located just south of Dallas on IH-45, Ennis Steel provides a strong team environment and competitive benefits.

Ennis Steel Industries is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Duties and responsibilities may change based on business needs.

Benefits:

401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance

People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

Application Question(s):

How do you verify the correct program and material before starting a run?
What would you do if the machine is drilling holes out of position or not to spec?
How do you ensure the beam is properly aligned and clamped before processing?
What routine maintenance or checks do you perform to keep the machine running properly?
Walk through your process for running a beam through a CNC beam line (Voortman or similar) from setup to finished part.

Shift availability: