Precision CNC Milling Technician; VMC & Mazak

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• Detail-driven machinist who verifies every dimension with confidence.
• Comfortable loading programs from servers and dialing in CNC parameters.
• Hands‑on pro at setups on VMCs, with familiarity on 2–4 axis lathes (Mazak).

• Operate computer‑controlled machines to run one or more machining functions on metal work pieces while upholding quality and safety standards.
• Review program specifications and blueprints to determine operations, sequencing, finished dimensions, and control paths.
• Transfer programs from servers to CNC modules via network links and insert control instructions into the control unit.
• Set up the job: mount, install, align, and secure tools, attachments, fixtures, and work pieces using hand tools and precision gages.
• Start, monitor, and record machine operations; ensure proper lubrication and cooling throughout the cycle.
• Test and adjust machine speeds or actions per product specs using gauges and hand tools.
• Listen for indicators such as dull tools or excessive vibration and make compensating adjustments.
• Stop machines to remove finished parts or to change tooling, setups, or workpiece placement based on the required sequence.
• Measure all critical dimensions with precision instruments, templates, and fixtures to confirm conformance.
• Inspect finished pieces for defects (e.g., chipped edges, marred surfaces) and sort nonconforming parts by flaw type.
• Replace dull cutting tools as needed.
• Keep accurate records and help maintain equipment and supplies.

• Machines and tools—design, usage, repair, and preventive maintenance.
• How to stay current: training, coursework, and technical publications.
• Raw materials, production processes, quality control, costs, and efficiency methods for manufacturing and distribution.
• Applied math: trigonometry, algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics.

• CNC Mill (3–4 axis VMC)
• CNC Lathe (2–4 axis) (Mazak)