Machinist - 2nd Shift; B280

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Full Time NH Facility 2XG, Northfield, NH, US

Salary: $26.00 To $36.00 Hourly

EPTAM Precision Plastics is looking for a Class A Machinist - 2nd Shift to join our team in Northfield, NH.

Join us as we create devices used in the medical industry. Our parts are seen in biopharma, molecular diagnostics, robot assisted surgeries, implantable devices, and more. Since its founding in 1981, EPTAM Precision Plastics has been a leader in plastic component manufacturing and CNC machining.

• Professional Development/On the Job Training
• Health and Wellness Benefits
• Clean, Friendly, Safe work Environment
• Recognition and Rewards Program
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Competitive Pay/Merit Increases
• 401k w/ Company Match
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Schedule

2nd shift - 3:15PM to 11:45PM (Monday through Friday). In addition to the noted pay range, there is also a 10% shift differential.

POSITION SUMMARY: The Machinist – A is primarily responsible for the following:

• Completing all set‑ups, regardless of difficulty level, and operating equipment as designated, to meet production requirements. The machining cell for this position is 5‑Axis.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Complete complex set‑ups of equipment and/or program development in a timely and efficient manner to prepare for production run.
• Collaborate cross‑functionally during NPI process to determine proper set‑up and operating procedures.
• Make suggestions regarding tooling, fixtures, etc. to increase efficiency and provide ideas to improve operations.
• Load/feed machine as required to produce finished product.
• Maintain production flow as required to meet established schedules.
• Perform first‑piece and/or in‑process inspection for dimensions of parts produced and maintain documentation as required.
• Keep count of parts and maintain accurate records in ERP, as well as other supporting documentation.
• Follow specifications and procedures for manufacturing, i.e., production checklist, work orders, operator instructions and set‑up notes.
• Ability to recall CMM program(s) and properly identify the required fixturing referenced within.
• Operate CMM machines as required to produce the finished product.
• Ability to save and interpret reported CMM data, while ensuring the integrity of the recorded information.

OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Ability to modify and adjust computer programs as directed by SGL or Programming.
• Identification of quality problems in materials and taking the initiative to correct.
• Properly utilize evacuation system to minimize exposure to hazards.
• Provide accurate and complete turnover from shift to shift.
• Good housekeeping, safe work ethics, and conduct oneself in a professional manner.
• Proper handling of all materials, parts, and equipment to prevent damage and loss of finished product.
• Represent the company, as required, during customer, internal and ISO audits, as well as FDA inspections.
• Understand the sensitivity of the data handled by systems under your control and take appropriate measures to protect it.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

• EDUCATION
  :
  High School diploma, general education degree (GED) and/or trade school graduate preferred.
• EXPERIENCE
  : 5+ years experience in a manufacturing environment, setting‑up and operating manual and/or CNC equipment; equivalent combinations of education and experience accepted or demonstrated ability to execute the essential functions. Internships and part‑time experience acceptable.
• LICENSES, CERTIFICATIONS AND/ REGISTRATIONS
  :
  None