CNC Standard Operator - WEA (2nd Shift

CNC Standard Operator

Grade Level: 4

The CNC Standard Operator located in Grandview, MO reports to the Machine Shop Supervisor and is responsible for using CNC and/or conventional machine tools involving operations where the operator is required to prepare, adjust and tear down tooling set-ups on machine(s) to which assigned.

• Prepare and install tooling necessary for standard parts production as directed to fill order requirements. This involves obtaining tool sets and setting up the machines to which they are assigned.
• Operate machine tool after set-up, checking first pieces to assure conformance with prescribed dimensions and quality standards. This involves measurements using standard precision instruments or pre-set gages and blueprints prepared by the company's engineering staff.
• Operate the machine after set-up or instruct another operator in proper operation/set-up of machine.
• Select, remove, and replace indexable inserts. Sharpen the necessary cutting, drilling and boring tools using specialized sharpening equipment, or by hand.
• Make minor CNC program adjustments, including: geometry and tooling offsets to maintain stated manufacturing tolerances.
• Change cutting oils, clean and lubricate machinery as required. Use guards to prevent injury, oil splash, and unnecessary cleanup.
• Care for hand tools, manufacturing devices and tooling related to assigned machine(s), storing as directed or in accordance with shop procedures.
• Record production information as directed.
• Use available safety equipment/guards and observe shop safety procedures. Keep the work area(s) neat, clean, and organized.

Full-time

Grade Level: 4

The CNC Standard Operator located in Grandview, MO reports to the Machine Shop Supervisor and is responsible for using CNC and/or conventional machine tools involving operations where the operator is required to prepare, adjust and tear down tooling set-ups on machine(s) to which assigned.

• Prepare and install tooling necessary for standard parts production as directed to fill order requirements. This involves obtaining tool sets and setting up the machines to which they are assigned.
• Operate machine tool after set-up, checking first pieces to assure conformance with prescribed dimensions and quality standards. This involves measurements using standard precision instruments or pre-set gages and blueprints prepared by the company's engineering staff.
• Operate the machine after set-up or instruct another operator in proper operation/set-up of machine.
• Select, remove, and replace indexable inserts. Sharpen the necessary cutting, drilling and boring tools using specialized sharpening equipment, or by hand.
• Make minor CNC program adjustments, including: geometry and tooling offsets to maintain stated manufacturing tolerances.
• Change cutting oils, clean and lubricate machinery as required. Use guards to prevent injury, oil splash, and unnecessary cleanup.
• Care for hand tools, manufacturing devices and tooling related to assigned machine(s), storing as directed or in accordance with shop procedures.
• Record production information as directed.
• Use available safety equipment/guards and observe shop safety procedures. Keep the work area(s) neat, clean, and organized.

• Prepare and install tooling necessary for standard parts production as directed to fill order requirements. This involves obtaining tool sets and setting up the machines to which they are assigned.
• Operate machine tool after set-up, checking first pieces to assure conformance with prescribed dimensions and quality standards. This involves measurements using standard precision instruments or pre-set gages and blueprints prepared by the company's engineering staff.
• Operate the machine after set-up or instruct another operator in proper operation/set-up of machine.
• Select, remove, and replace indexable inserts. Sharpen the necessary cutting, drilling and boring tools using specialized sharpening equipment, or by hand.
• Make minor CNC program adjustments, including: geometry and tooling offsets to maintain stated manufacturing tolerances.
• Change cutting oils, clean and lubricate machinery as required. Use guards to prevent injury, oil splash, and unnecessary cleanup.
• Care for hand tools, manufacturing devices and tooling related to assigned machine(s), storing as directed or in accordance with shop procedures.
• Record production information as directed.
• Use available safety equipment/guards and observe shop safety procedures. Keep the work area(s) neat, clean, and organized.

• Cycle time variations
• Scheduled operation time
• Finished good quality
• Supplier on-time delivery
• Management line scheduling visibility

• Must have sufficient experience and/or training in basic machine shop practices to operate and set-up CNC lathe(s), CNC machining Centers, milling machine(s), radial drill(s), and any light drill press (es) in…