2nd Shift CNC Operator

The CNC Operator is responsible for the timely and accurate production of machined parts per the specifications and requirements of the shop traveler. The CNC Operator is also responsible for error‑free processing of each order, and for completing the necessary paperwork and computer data entries associated with the CNC Production Process. The CNC Operator will be responsible for setting up and proving out new parts.

As a minimum, the following is a basic description of typical duties and responsibilities expected of the CNC Operator. These duties are not exhaustive and are subject to change as the needs of the organization require.

• Effectively and efficiently carry out production process:
  • Receive order from Production Planner
  • Allocate, pull, and load material
  • Set up machine and run job
  • Inspect products using precision measuring tools
  • Clean, deburr, label, and stage finished parts
  • Offload scrap or stock and return any materials as needed
  • Process job through the system and maintain an organized, clean work area
  • Verify quality to ensure the product meets the customer’s specifications
• Perform setup and prove out first part runs
• Ability to read blueprints and drawings to verify completed parts meet requirements
• Coordinate with programming for any program changes
• Report any problems or needs to the Production Supervisor
• Regularly clean and maintain equipment and machinery
• Troubleshoot CNC functions
• Adhere to Sunshine Metals’ safety rules, quality standards, and procedures
• Keep the immediate work area clean and organized throughout the day
• Train other team members on CNC machine operations as assigned

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Five or more years of machine setup & operating experience
• Good organizational, problem solving, and time management skills
• Ability to measure using different tools
• Ability to use pneumatic and hand tools
• Ability to work independently on assigned tasks as well as to accept direction

• Coursework in metalworking, blueprint reading, drafting and math
• Five years’ CNC machine operating and setup experience

Physical demands can include but not limited to:

• Standing
• Use of hands or fingers
• Kneeling/Crawling/Twisting/Balancing
• Bending/Climbing
• Speaking and Listening
• Close vision (sharp vision at 36 inches or less)

• Up to 50 pounds—Can be accommodated with assistance and/or a lifting device if needed

• Up to 50 pounds—Can be accommodated with assistance and/or a lifting device if needed
• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Paid Time Off
• Health Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance

Good working conditions. Frequent visual/auditory attention to recognize needs for repair and service to facilities, machines, and vehicles.

Exposure to hazardous machinery, sharp tools, proximity to moving objects, noise, heat, humidity.

The physical demand and the work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.