Night Shift - CNC Machinist

The CNC Machinist I will operate and perform simple setups on CNC equipment (i.e. Mills, Lathes, Swiss, EDM, Mill/Turn) to manufacture medical components from raw materials.

• Operates machines; will be required to run more than 1 machine at a time.
• Solve basic machining issues common in a machining environment.
• Inspect product per the inspection plan and deburr parts if needed.
• Inspect cutting tools for sharpness and tool life.
• Report damaged or spent tooling to Supervisor or machine shop manager for repair or replacement.
• Report any non‑conforming parts to Supervisor.
• Closely monitor machine operation, detect malfunctions or out‑of‑tolerance features, and make necessary adjustments.
• Maintain machining area for cleanliness and minor preventive maintenance (e.g., coolant levels).
• Participate in ongoing process improvements.
• Record production through the Job Boss system.
• Verify that all documentation (routers, inspection sheets, scrap tickets, etc.) is filled in correctly and completely following Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
• Take pride in workmanship and strive to produce a quality product every time.
• Support the EMS Quality Policy and Quality Objectives.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• A minimum of a High School diploma or GED plus Machining Certification with 1+ years of CNC experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• General knowledge of machining techniques on the assigned equipment.
• Familiarity with material types and general properties of materials related to assignments.
• Working knowledge of measuring equipment including micrometers, calipers, comparators, and indicators.
• Proficiency with drawing terms and the ability to interpret feature requirements.
• Ability to read and understand the router.
• Understanding of the data collection system.
• Understanding of relevant safety requirements.
• Strong teamwork skills.
• Proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking English.