CNC Machinist II

CNC Laser Machining Operator II

GEA Group, founded in Germany in 1881, is a global leader in engineering solutions, serving industries such as food and beverage, pharma, dairy, and more. With over 18,000 employees worldwide and a strong U.S. presence since 1929, GEA combines the heritage of a well-established company with the innovation of a forward-thinking industry leader. At GEA, we're not just building equipment, we're building lasting careers with an average employee tenure range from 5 to over 11+ years, reflecting the strong culture, growth opportunities, and support we provide.

Working at GEA Group has significant benefits:

• Start strong – Medical, dental, and vision coverage begins on your first day
• Recharge and refresh – Enjoy 12 paid holidays, including a flexible floating holiday, and 136 hours of PTO to relax or explore
• Invest in your future – A 7% 401(k) employer match helps grow your retirement savings faster
• Keep learning – Take advantage of tuition reimbursement to further your education or skillset
• Live well – Our wellness incentive program rewards healthy habits
• Get support when you need it – Access to a confidential Employee Assistance Program for personal or professional guidance
• Save smart – Flexible Health Savings and Spending Accounts to manage out-of-pocket expenses

The CNC Laser Machining Operator II sets up, operates, and maintains CNC laser cutting machines to produce precise parts and components according to engineering drawings and specifications. This role involves interpreting blueprints, programming CNC machines, adjusting settings for optimal performance, and performing quality checks on finished products. The operator ensures that machinery operates efficiently, adheres to safety standards, and meets production goals.

Additionally, they may troubleshoot minor machine issues, perform routine maintenance, and work closely with other team members to meet production deadlines.

• Setup:
  Prepare and set up CNC laser machines for operation, including loading materials, securing fixtures, and installing necessary tools or attachments.

• Operation:
  Operate CNC laser machines to cut, engrave, or mark materials according to job specifications and engineering drawings.

• Programming:
  Input and modify CNC programs, including adjusting laser parameters such as speed, power, and focus to achieve desired results.

• Adjustments:
  Make real-time adjustments to machine settings as needed to ensure accurate and efficient production.

• Inspection:
  Conduct thorough inspections of finished parts to ensure they meet design specifications and quality standards using precision measurement tools.

• Quality Assurance:
  Perform in-process checks and make necessary adjustments to maintain product quality throughout the production run.

• Routine Maintenance:
  Perform regular maintenance tasks, including cleaning, lubricating, and calibrating the laser machine to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

• Troubleshooting:
  Diagnose and resolve minor machine malfunctions, laser alignment issues, or programming errors to minimize downtime and production disruptions.

• Safety Protocols:
  Follow all safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment, including the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

• Compliance:
  Ensure that machine operation complies with relevant safety regulations, industry standards, and company policies.

• Records:
  Maintain accurate records of machine settings, production runs, maintenance activities, and any issues encountered during operations.

• Reporting:
  Document and report any deviations from standard procedures, quality issues, or machine malfunctions to supervisors or maintenance teams.

• Preparation:
  Prepare materials for processing, including loading and aligning sheets or parts in the machine.

• Management:
  Handle and manage materials and tools used in the laser cutting process, ensuring proper storage and usage.

• Efficiency:
  Continuously seek ways to…