Machinist

Responsibilities

Maintain a safe and clean work area per 6S standards. Refer unusual or unsafe conditions to supervisor. Read blueprints. Know appropriate level of shop math as required. Know intricate gauging methods, inspect work produced and show a genuine interest in producing quality work. Have most of the tools of the trade. Operate and maintain two machines with high standards of quality and quantity.

Operate and maintain ancillary equipment such as loaders (bar loaders), autogage(s), metal cutting machines and washes (rinse, wash, rust inhibit) with high standards of quality and quantity. Hand load and hand pack. Remove, regrind, replace and adjust tools and holders. Take full chip carts to processing area and bring empty chip carts back to machines. Perform minor machine maintenance (Planned Operator Maintenance and Preventive Maintenance).

Recognize problems, correct them and make recommendations on how to prevent them to your supervisor or support engineer (Machine, Material, Tool). Perform minor machine repairs and adjustments. Have a thorough understanding of speeds, feeds and tooling. Work with engineers and supervisor on layout improvements and changes. Know how to set and adjust standard machine attachments without assistance. Set-up basic jobs within a reasonable length of time without assistance.

Set-up advanced jobs within a reasonable length of time with assistance. Maintain proper documentation and communications to ensure efficient coordination between shifts and departments (e.g. quality, engineering, maintenance). Orient when requested by supervisor. Train when mutually agreed. Lead when mutually agreed. Comply with all Quality Management System procedures and work instructions. Perform other related duties as requested by supervisor.

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