Machine Operator

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Operate machines such as (but not limited to):

• Develop CNC tube bend programs on Bend Pro,
• Develop programs on ACCUREX, Supravision VMM, and Absolute Romer arm in Tubeshaper software. CNC machinist knowledge and training will help greatly to understand Bender programming and operation.
• Set up and test bend Bending machines as well as operating and manufacturing production parts. This includes both, manual, and CNC, tube bending machines.
• Set up and operate:
  Tube deburr, flaring, and beading on End Prep machines.
• Pressure test machines,
• Fitting installation machines,
• Tube cutting band saws,
• Disk and circular grinders,
• Pneumatic hand tools

Locate and decipher customer and industry specifications within engineering documents.

Precisely perform tube manufacturing in accordance with customer and industry specifications.

Maintain clean and safe work environment.

Operate equipment in a safe manner.

Understand and be certified for the use and care of basic metrology, i.e. micrometers, etc...

Understand and read blueprints, i.e. part views, definitions and foot notes.

Understand and conform to relevant areas of the Quality Manual, Quality Procedures and Training.

Understand and input all relevant process and IPC data into Pro Shop/Part Level during part run.

Accurate and complete time tracking with achievement of expected “Time Against Work Order” targets.

Be attentive and prompt to load and unload production parts at beginning or end of single or flow cycle, as well as, keep up with off line support tasks, i.e. deburring, sawing, insert installations, etc...

Maintain awareness about cutting tool malfunctions and burr development. Report areas of concern to an Intermediate or Senior level operator.

Additional duties and responsibilities as assigned by management for the success of the department.

Sitting, standing, pushing, pulling, grasping, reaching, squat/kneeling, working above shoulders, and occasional lifting of up to 50 lbs.

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly exposed to a standard office environment and occasionally to a manufacturing environment. The noise level in the manufacturing environment has the potential to be 89.4 decibels, which requires OSHA approved ear protection.

Frequently used PPE if in the manufacturing environment is:
Ear protection, dust masks, respirators, gloves and safety glasses.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

This role currently has no direct reports or supervisory responsibilities.

6 to 10 years manufacturing work experience. The candidate should have a high school diploma or equivalent with experience in manufacturing and Aerospace preferred.

To perform this job successfully, the individual must have working knowledge of typing, Windows, Microsoft Office, and website/ERP system navigation.

MEDICAL, DENTAL AND VISION PREMIUMS 100% PAID BY EMPLOYER.

Ability to add spouses and dependents.

PAID LIFE

AD&D

401K

PTO AND Sick time for F/T Employees

Direct Deposit

Your own Personal Tablet / Computer to use while working

Set Lunch and Break Times Guaranteed

Great Experience in the Aerospace Industry!