CNC Setup​/Operator - 3rd Shift

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Boyertown, PA, US

Who We Are:

Campbell Fittings
, part of the Ideal Tridon Group, today stands as a leader in engineering and manufacturing hose fittings, couplings, ferrules, and sleeves renowned for our quality and innovation. We continue to collaborate with industry experts to advance our products, ensuring safety and efficiency for a range of applications from air to petro-chemical. At Campbell Fittings, we don't just meet standards; we set them.

Think safety, think Campbell Fittings.

Campbell Fittings is pleased to announce that we are currently recruiting a CNC Setup/Operator to join our team. The ideal candidate for this position will have prior CNC machine operating experience in a manufacturing environment and display mechanical aptitude.

Schedule:
Monday - Friday

Shift: 3rd 11:00pm - 7:00am

Duties/Responsibilities
:

• Set-up and operate from one to five CNC lathes to perform turning, boring, grooving, chamfering, threading, facing, and cut-off operations on steel, brass, aluminum, and stainless steel pipe, tubing, and castings.
• Bring work to machines and move finished pieces to proper storage area using hand trucks, hydraulic pallet trucks, and forklift trucks (when qualified).
• Determine tooling requirements and change chuck jaws, tool holders, boring bars, and tailstock centers.
• Adjust tail stocks, chuck and quill pressures, and set limit switches.
• Read blueprints and check work using dial calipers, micrometers, snap gages, thread gages, plug gages, inside calipers, PI tapes, rules, and custom gages.
• Use computer to access drawings, print quality control forms, view process instructions, and other data relevant to job performance.
• Use standards to check measuring instruments for accuracy.
• Use computer controls and basic math skills to adjust tool offsets, change machine programs, and transfer programs to central computer system.
• Debug new programs and perform dry run test.
• Check cycle times and make necessary adjustments to optimize productivity.
• Change cutting tools and tool holder parts.
• Get tooling and parts from storage cabinets or stockroom and assist Plant Manager in maintaining an adequate supply of these items by reporting low stock quantity.
• Grind carbide grooving and cut-off tools when necessary.
• Remove work from containers, place in chucks, remove finished parts from machines and place in containers.
• Assemble boxes for finished parts if required.
• Bring boxes and pallets to machines.
• Fill boxes using prescribed methods.
• Place proper type of turnings container under conveyors and move full containers aside.
• Assist material handler in maintaining an adequate supply of empty turnings containers near machines.
• Visually inspect work before and after operations.
• Notify appropriate personnel when problems occur.
• Add coolant, hydraulic oil, and lubricate machine.
• Sort parts and scrap from turnings when necessary.
• Use files, pneumatic tools, belt sanders, drill presses, and other hand tools to deburr parts.
• Maintain work area in a clean and safe condition and perform a through clean-up at end of shift.
• Notify appropriate personnel when job is completed.
• Attach required documents to finished work and/or write part name and quantity on box.
• Fill out quality assurance and production documents.
• Account for scrap and place in proper containers.
• Follow all established safety rules and procedures including wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which includes:
  • Mandatory: safety glasses, hard sole anti-slip shoes
  • Optional:
    Steel-toe shoes (toe protection shoes), gloves, hearing protection
• Report defective materials and unusual or…