Tyler Union - Drill Utility-2nd shift (Greenbrier Location)

As a Drill Utility at Tyler Union, you will be responsible for operating and tending drilling machines to perform various tasks on ductile iron workpieces. Your role involves setting up machines, verifying the quality of the machined work, changing tools, and ensuring adherence to our safety protocols. You'll also study machining instructions and make adjustments to ensure precision in every operation.

To qualify for the Drill Utility role at Tyler Union, you should have a high school diploma or GED. While an associate's degree in a technical field or vocational training is preferred, what’s most vital is your hands-on experience. Ideally, you'll have one to three years of relevant on-the-job training that equips you with the necessary skills.

The starting pay for a Drill Utility at Tyler Union is an attractive $23.53 per hour. This competitive wage reflects our commitment to valuing skilled workers who contribute to the excellence of our operations. We also provide numerous benefits that enhance your overall compensation package.

Employees in the Drill Utility position at Tyler Union enjoy a comprehensive benefits package which includes low-cost medical insurance, life insurance, short-term disability, a company-matched 401(K) plan, ten paid holidays, and five vacation days available after six months of continuous employment. We believe in taking care of our team!

At Tyler Union, safety is paramount. All Drill Utility employees must adhere to the Tyler Union Safety Management Program. You’ll be trained to recognize potential hazards, ensure compliance with safety protocols, and work in a team-oriented environment that holds safety as a core value. Safety is not just a protocol; it’s part of our culture.

Successful Drill Utility employees at Tyler Union should possess mechanical aptitude, keen attention to detail, and the ability to read and interpret technical documents. Proficiency with measuring instruments and a strong commitment to safety are also crucial skills that will help you thrive in this role.

The work environment at Tyler Union is supportive, collaborative, and focused on producing high-quality results. As a Drill Utility worker, you’ll be part of a team that values communication and teamwork, and where you’ll have opportunities to grow and develop your skills in a positive setting.

When answering this question, highlight specific machines you've operated, the types of materials you worked with, and any relevant safety protocols you followed. Be prepared to give examples of challenges you faced and how you overcame them, showcasing your problem-solving abilities and attention to detail.

Discuss the tools and methods you use to verify the quality of your work, such as using calipers and micrometers. Emphasize your commitment to precision and the process you follow to double-check your work, ensuring it meets the specifications outlined in machining instructions.

Explain your understanding of safety protocols in the workplace and share examples of how you have implemented these practices in previous roles. Highlight specific experiences where your commitment to safety prevented accidents or mistakes, underlining the importance of this value in your work ethic.

Outline a structured approach to troubleshooting, including examining the machine settings, checking for wear and tear on tools, and consulting manuals if necessary. Share examples from past experiences to illustrate how your troubleshooting skills effectively resolved issues.

Discuss your approach to multitasking, mentioning organizational techniques you use, such as keeping a checklist or prioritizing tasks based on urgency. Provide examples where you successfully managed multiple responsibilities while maintaining quality and safety standards.

Share your passion for the manufacturing field and your desire to contribute to a team that values excellence. Explain how being part of a collaborative environment and achieving production goals motivates you, reflecting on experiences that highlight your commitment and drive.

Emphasize your commitment to professional growth, discussing any training programs you’ve completed or new skills you aim to learn. Describe how you stay updated with industry standards and technology advancements, ensuring you bring the most current knowledge into your role.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to describe a specific example where teamwork led to a successful outcome. Highlight your role in the collaboration, how you communicated with team members, and the results achieved by working together.

Mention specific tools and instruments you consider vital for the Drill Utility role, such as drill presses, measuring devices, and safety gear. Provide reasoning for why you believe these tools are essential to your job and how they contribute to efficiency and safety.

Share your strategies for adhering to guidelines, such as understanding the importance of reading and following detailed instructions. Discuss how you maintain focus on safety and accuracy throughout each task to ensure optimal results.