CNC Machine Operators - All Shifts

Job Duties And Responsibilities

• Independently load parts and operate a minimum of one type of CNC equipment.
• Complete all operational processes, checklists, control plans and procedures as required.
• Correctly identify and assemble cutting tools and tool holder assemblies based on existing process documentation.
• Learn and understand the difference between types of tool wear.
• Identify the correct start line in the program.
• Gain basic working/functional knowledge of M codes.
• Look at parts to ensure they were machined properly. This would include surface finish conditions, missing features, etc.
• Basic troubleshooting of the machine (with assistance) if there is an error code and escalate issues to the Lead or Supervisor.
• Complete all required inspection measurements as defined on quality control plans using hand tools, gage pins, caliper, micrometer, and Micro-Hite measurement tools.
• Must properly load and run equator.
• Learn to read CMM reports and reports from the equator and adjust parts.

Education/Experience & Skills

• A high school diploma or general education degree (GED); or related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• List the experience and skills required for the position.
• Ability to set the tool to the correct tool height with assistance from others.
• Typically requires 90 days as a CNC Trainee and or one (1) year of demonstrated CNC Machine Operator experience.
• Basic computer and math skills are required.