CNC Machinist​/Set

Job Title:

CNC Machinist/Set Up

Department:
Production

Reports to:

Operations Manager

FLSA Status:
Non－Exempt

SUMMARY:

• Under the general direction of the Operations Manager, the CNC Machinist Level II primary responsibilities will be to set up as well as operate CNC Machining Centers to cut, shape or form metal product pieces.

• Ability to install fixtures, vises, and chuck jaws; load programs, touch off or verify tools and jaws for prove out of new jobs and repeat runs. Make any adjustments to bring parts into tolerance.
• Loads and unloads pieces to be machined, using hoists and hand tools to lift and secure raw material to work holding device.
• Starts and observes machine operation to detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance machining, and adjusts machine controls or control media as required.
• Verifies dimensions and alignments of finished piece, using measuring instruments such as micrometers, bore gages, rail gages, and gage blocks.
• May operate manual equipment, such as drill press or static balancer to finish pieces to specifications.
• Identifies finished pieces. Records production information for pieces run using Work in Process Forms, 100% Check Logs and in the Job Boss business system.
• Cleans finished pieces using washing machine, deburring equipment such as hand grinders and “whip blades”. Stacks finished pieces on pallets or places in boxes or tubs.
• Performs routine preventative maintenance on manual and automated machines in work station, including occasional cleaning of machine interior and exterior, checking and refilling oil level, making minor repairs.
• Notifies supervisor of needed repairs to equipment and machinery.

• May assist with the training of CNC Machinist Level I.

• Other responsibilities as assigned by the Operations Manager

• Eligible to work within the United States
• Effective communication skills both interpersonal and written
• Demonstrate ability to articulate and collaborate in a team environment
• General math and reading skills
• Understanding of M&G Codes
• Understanding of blue print reading
• Understanding of gages, reading of gages, and interpreting measured results