Description:
Operates CNC machines in compliance with departmental procedures.
The machine operator must be capable of the essential operation of CNC Swiss lathe machines and automatic bar-feeders.
The operator must be able to read Blueprints, perform consistent visual inspections underneath the microscope, and perform visual inspections on equipment.
They must also be able to change worn-out or broken tools from the machines when needed.
Requirements:
Essential Functions,
Duties, and Responsibilities
Performs routine operation of assigned machine(s), including start-up and shutdown.
Loads raw material into bar feeder and adjusts to the machine.
Keeps machine running throughout shift while monitoring product quality through regular inspection intervals.
Perform consistent visuals underneath the microscope and continuously inspect their machines on various equipment.
Troubleshoots and corrects minor problems, obtaining assistance from Lead machinists and Management when needed.
Replace assigned tooling as needed, i.
e.
, drills, taps, etc.
Support team environment, including any cell manufacturing tasks needed (i.
e.
, product cleaning).
Ensures all documentation is in order (part number, revision, etc.
) and kept at the workstation.
Enters data on production documents regarding quantity produced, hours worked, etc.
Performs general housekeeping in work areas (cleaning surfaces, mopping, etc.
).
Education
High School Diploma or GED required and college-level machining classes and formal CNC training.
Experience & Competencies
Requires 1-3 years of related experience.
Familiarity with raw materials, cutting tool geometry, and related feeds and speeds.
Must know precision inspection equipment and methods (micrometers, calipers, optical comparators, Keyence, Seebrez, etc.
).
Other
When driving for work-related / business activities, you must possess a valid Driver License (for the state in which you work) and proof of automobile insurance.