Press Brake Machinist — Sheet Metal Fabrication

Shape What’s Next as a Press Brake Machinist

At Anchor Fabrication, a precision metal fabrication team in Lavergne, Tennessee, we turn complex prints into real parts that matter. Join our 1st shift crew as a Press Brake Machinist and own your craft—from setup through final inspection—while working with a high degree of independence.

Why this role matters

You’ll transform flat stock into precise components by setting up and operating Amada and Trumpf brakes, applying material knowledge, and validating quality at the first and last piece.

Your impact

• Prepare work by reviewing blueprints, selecting tooling, and defining bend sequences.
• Run all Brake Department machines with confidence and care.
• Execute first-article and last-piece inspections; fine-tune as necessary.
• Apply GD&T and metallurgical understanding to achieve spec-compliant results.
• Document labor and complete required clerical reporting.
• Keep the area organized and safe; 5S mindset encouraged.
• Jump in for overtime or shift changes when business needs arise.
• Take on additional duties as needed.

What you’ll need to succeed

• 5 years or more in sheet metal fabrication preferred.
• Strong print-reading and math proficiency.
• GD&T fluency and ability to pass a related test.
• Experience with Amada and Trumpf brakes is advantageous.
• Epicor familiarity is helpful.

Education

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• Technical school training preferred or a plus.

Proficiencies and equipment

• Brake fabrication; metal fabrication
• Press Brake (Trumpf, Amada); measurement gauges

Work Environment: Clean, safety-focused, and paced for quality. You’ll operate with limited supervision and clear ownership of outcomes.

Anchor Fabrication is an equal opportunity employer,We are committed to providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs and activities