Van Blarcom Closures - VBC INC.

VBC a Brooklyn based closure manufacturer is looking to hire an experienced Machinist.
Responsibilities for Machinist
• Review samples, drawings or instructions to understand specifications of output
• Take measurements and mark material for cutting or shaping
• Plan the sequence of necessary actions for the completion of a job
• Select appropriate machines (e.g. lathes) and position or load material for a job
• Monitor machine while working to adjust the feed, maintain temperature and identify issues
• Determine and program size of batches and speed of machine
• Monitor output to ensure consistency with specifications and discard defects
• Perform routine machine maintenance and repair minor damages
Qualifications for Machinist
• Vocational school or apprenticeship preferred
• Excellent manual dexterity, accuracy and attention to detail
• Great verbal and written communication skills
• Experience in using and/or programming manual, semi-automated or automated tools and machines (lathes, grinders etc.)
• Ability to use precision tools (e.g. calipers) to take accurate measurements
• Ability to read blueprints, schematics and manuals
• Knowledge of metal properties and other material
• Outstanding mathematical skills and analytical abilities
• Physical stamina and strength to lift heavy items

Please email [email protected] or call 718-855-3810 ask for Joe Scuderi or Kelly Gholston to set up an interview.

VBC is proud to announce the donation of 23,000 CT closures to be used for the startup of Ineos's new hand-sanitizer plant located in Jacksonville, AR. The closures are being used on products which are being donated free of charge to the medical community in order to protect both their employees and patients from COVID-19 virus.

An additional 4,600 closures have also been donated to use as part of an in-house hand-sanitizer blending project to protect INEOS manufacturing employees who have continued working through the corona virus threat.

Thank you all essential employees no job has been to big or too small.

Have a safe weekend everyone.