CNC Tech - 2nd Shift: M Ford in Davenport

The CNC Tech 1 - 2nd shift role is with M.

A. Ford MFG. Co, Inc. in Davenport, Iowa. The production position sets up, operates, and adjusts conventional machines and produces pilot work pieces for inspection. The role works from route sheets, drawings, and specifications while coordinating with cell coordinators, production scheduling, and engineering.

The position requires at least one year of exposure to a production environment. Advanced shop math, precision measuring instruments, and specialized trade knowledge support the work. The position is listed as non-exempt and involves medium physical effort in typical machine shop conditions.

The CNC technician prescribes operating sequences, setup procedures, tooling, and speeds before production work begins. The technician proves out setups and checks dimensions with measuring instruments. The work also includes diagnosing machine or tooling malfunctions, maintaining the assigned machine and work area, and helping train operators.

Route sheets, drawings, and specifications define the work sequence. Pilot work pieces give the production team an inspection point before regular output continues. Precision measuring instruments support dimensional checks. Advanced shop math and formulas support decisions about setup, tooling, and operating speeds.

• Set up and adjust conventional machines
• Produce pilot work pieces for inspection
• Check dimensions with measuring instruments
• Diagnose machine and tooling malfunctions

In Davenport the technician coordinates with cell coordinators, production scheduling, and engineering. That coordination connects machine setup with the production plan and technical requirements. Assigned machine care and work-area maintenance remain part of the role. The work takes place in a machine shop with medium physical effort and lightweight or average-weight materials handled regularly.

The role calls for at least one year of exposure to a production environment. Specialized trade knowledge equivalent to short-term trades training supports the technical work. The technician also helps train operators after understanding the approved setup and operating sequence. Drawing use, shop math, and measuring skills form the daily technical base.

Salary, benefits, and an Final date to receive applications are not stated in the published position details. The position remains listed as an open M.

A. Ford production opportunity.