Deflash Technician

Broken Arrow, OK

Full Time

Entry Level

The Deflash Technician is responsible for operating media-blast deflashing equipment to remove excess rubber material from molded rubber components. This position involves loading and unloading machines, monitoring equipment operation, inspecting finished products, and ensuring parts meet established quality standards and customer specifications.

No previous manufacturing experience is required. On-the-job training will be provided.
1st Shift

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Operate media-blast deflashing machines that utilize small beads or pellets to remove excess rubber from molded components.
Load and unload rubber parts into deflashing equipment according to established procedures.
Set up and monitor machine cycles and operating settings as trained.
Inspect finished parts for remaining flash, damage, and other quality defects.
Identify, separate, and report defective or improperly processed products.
Reprocess parts as needed according to established procedures.
Monitor blasting media levels and equipment performance.
Maintain accurate production counts and complete required documentation.
Perform routine equipment cleaning and basic maintenance as instructed.
Follow all safety procedures when operating machinery and handling blasting media.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.
Meet established production and quality expectations.
Assist with additional production duties as assigned.

Qualifications and Skills

No previous manufacturing or machine operation experience required.
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
Basic mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn.
Ability to perform repetitive tasks while maintaining accuracy.
Dependable attendance and ability to work well with others.
Ability to meet established production expectations.
Previous manufacturing or machine operation experience is a plus but not required.

Physical Requirements

Ability to stand for extended periods.
Frequent bending, reaching, lifting, and repetitive hand movements.
Ability to load, unload, and handle production materials.
Ability to lift and move materials within established job requirements.
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE).

Work Environment

Manufacturing environment with exposure to industrial machinery, equipment noise, rubber materials, and blasting media.
Work involves operating specialized deflashing equipment and handling molded rubber components.
Employees must follow established safety procedures and equipment operating instructions.

Company offers medical, dental, and vision insurance plus a 401K.
For further information on Da/Pro Rubber, Inc., you may visit our website at www.daprorubber.com.
Da/Pro participates in E-Verify and conducts pre-employment drug testing.

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