CNC Machinist II; B Shift

Position: CNC MACHINIST II (B Shift)
LISI AEROSPACE is ranked 60th in the global aerospace value chain and specializes in the design and manufacture of high-tech metal components to enhance aircraft safety and performance. Active since 1950 in the fastener market (no. 3 worldwide), LISI AEROSPACE has been a recognized player in metal components for aircraft engines and airframes since 2011. With its dedication to industrial excellence, LISI AEROSPACE aims to become a leader in costs, quality, deadlines and workplace safety.

This mindset is represented at every level of our company and by all of our team members. At LISI AEROSPACE, we focus above all on advancement and flexibility. Every employee is empowered and has the latitude they need to carry out their assignments and develop their skills. We provide this mobility and training through our Corporate University, the LISI Knowledge Institute (LKI).

As a result, our company is growing fast and always welcoming new talents.

CNC MACHINIST II

Position Summary

The CNC Machinist II is an intermediate-level machinist responsible for independently operating CNC machines, performing basic setups, adjusting and changing all tooling without supervision, troubleshooting routine machine and process issues, and supporting the training of new hires.

This role requires strong technical judgment, ownership of assigned equipment, and proactive communication to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality production.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Operate CNC machines in accordance with established programs, work instructions, and safety procedures

• Perform basic CNC machine setups, including tooling changes, offsets, and fixture adjustments

• Select proper material, tool holders, and tooling for assigned jobs in accordance with work instructions and engineering requirements

• Change all tooling independently and without supervision

• Adjust tooling and offsets to maintain dimensional accuracy and part quality

• Troubleshoot routine machine, tooling, and dimensional issues on assigned equipment

• Recognize improper machine functioning and take appropriate corrective action within scope; escalate complex issues to CNC Machinist III, CNC Machinist Lead, or Supervisor

• Use pass down sheets when face to face shift changeover is not feasible. Participate in face-to-face problem-solving meetings to communicate machine status, including:
o Tooling changes and tool life concerns
o Maintenance or equipment issues
o Machine performance or repeatability trends
o Status of ongoing setups or jobs in progress

• Demonstrate working knowledge of shop floor systems used for production tracking, quality documentation, and communication

• Assist supervisors, mechanical engineers, and planners with work organization to:
o Support continuous improvement initiatives
o Reduce setup time, cycle time, and machine downtime

• Implement and suggest waste elimination initiatives within the department, including recycling opportunities and reduction of production-related waste

• Train and support new hires on machine operation, tooling changes, inspection methods, and shop procedures

• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area in accordance with 5S standards

• Comply with all company safety, quality, and production policies

• Perform other related duties as assigned to support operational needs
Ways of Working, Experience, and Behaviors

Ways of Working
To perform the job successfully, an individual should demonstrate the following competencies:

• Works independently and takes ownership of assigned machines and setups

• Applies technical judgment to tooling selection and adjustments

• Proactively identifies opportunities to improve efficiency, quality, and tooling life

• Communicates clearly through pass downs and direct discussions

• Balances productivity with quality and safety expectations

• Escalates issues appropriately…