CNC Machinist​/Programmer - 2nd & 3rd shift

Responsibilities for the CNC Machinist/Programmer

• Consistently able to design and develop accurate programs in a timely manner.
• Reliably able to run both new and repetitive jobs efficiently.
• Set-up, check programs and operate numerically controlled machine tools and/or CNC machining equipment to perform a complex series of progressive machining operations to meet precise tolerance and finish requirements.
• Understand program format and fixturing. Able to arrange, mount and secure workpiece in absence of fixturing.
• Set stop; calibrate fixturing to appropriate reference points.
• Install programs and/or cards in consoles reader and correlates machine position with controls.
• Manually cycles machine through an operation sequence to check fixture and work positions, tooling, clearances, speeds, feeds, etc.
• Adjust machine or console to correct deviations from program specifications.
• Recognize reports and corrects errors.
• Recommend tooling and operational sequence to assist in developing practical programming for new and unusual machining requirements.
• May set-up for and instruct machine operators of lower classification.
• Able to troubleshoot and diagnose operating difficulties and make adjustments.
• Work form detailed and involved part drawings and specifications.

• 5-7 years of machinist experience
• Mathematical skills that require the ability to add, subtract, multiply, divide and perform geometric, algebraic and trigonometric calculations
• Accredited apprenticeship or equivalent training together with considerable experience in machine shop practices and techniques plus additional training to acquire a working knowledge of programming numerically controlled machine tools or CNC machining equipment and operations
• Must be able to perform metric conversions
• Must be able to read and understand blueprints, specifications and routings
• Requires G&M code experience
• Experience on conversational controls a plus
• Must be able to calculate own feeds and speeds
• Must be able to show good understanding of geometric tolerancing