Tool Shop Operator

Summary

Tool Shop Operator is a person who is proficient in programming modes and maintenance of a CNC machine, Manual Mill, and Tool and Die. They will be responsible for following pre-programmed instructions from blueprints, performing quality checks, and ensuring the machine is maintained properly. Knowledge of CNC controls and use of calipers, measuring tape, grinder and/or forklifts preferred.

• CNC Operator, Manual Mill & Lathe
  • Receive job order from Scheduler
  • Load/Unload CNC, Manual Mill, or Lathe with specific raw material
  • Set up, program or make adjustments to machine using Master Cam or Wire EDM
  • Grind rough edges when necessary
  • Stack finished parts on skids and/or in boxes to ready for next operation
  • Perform maintenance on machines
  • Maintenance of Scrap barrels
  • Ensure shop cleanliness
• Tool & Die
  • Receive job order from Scheduler
  • Machine parts or assembly for new Dies
  • Perform/qualify first run or modify Dies for revisions
  • Able to read precision measuring instruments
  • Properly store Die when not in use
  • Ensure shop cleanliness

• Ability to operate computer
• Knowledge of steel types (stainless, cold rolled) and location of these raw materials in inventory
• Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, MSDS Sheets, blueprints, maintenance instructions, and job packets/procedures.
• Ability to follow oral and written instructions.

• Adaptability – Adapts to changes in work environment; accepts criticism and feedback, ability to work with frustrating situations, work under pressure and unscheduled overtime
• Attendance and Punctuality – Begin work on time, keep absences within guidelines
• Communications – Exhibit good listening and comprehension, keep co-workers informed, use appropriate communication methods
• Cooperation – Maintain effective relations, display a positive outlook and pleasant manner, support and assist co-workers
• Job Knowledge – Competent in required job skills and knowledge, exhibit ability to learn and apply skills, requires minimal supervision
• Quality – Demonstrates accuracy and thoroughness, displays commitment to excellence and ways to improve and promote quality
• Quantity – Completes work in a timely manner
• Safety & Security – Observes safety and security procedures, use equipment and materials properly, reports potentially unsafe conditions

• Exposed to fumes or airborne particles and hazardous chemicals
• Regularly works near moving mechanical equipment
• Awareness and use of safety precautions such a safety glasses, ear protection and shield, guards, lockout/tagout procedures

• Required to stand, walk, use hands and arms to operate equipment
• Talk and hear
• Perform motions including bending, twisting, pushing and pulling
• Regularly required to lift, push or pull weight and/or carry objects weighing 60 pounds