CNC Technician - 2nd & 3rd

Essential Functions

• Set up and operate CNC machines (such as mills and lathes) to produce precision components according to technical drawings and specifications.
• Select and install cutting tools, attachments, and accessories, and adjust machine settings to maintain optimal performance and product quality.
• Inspect finished products using precision measuring instruments to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications.
• Perform routine maintenance, cleaning, and repairs on CNC equipment to minimize downtime and troubleshoot mechanical or operational issues.
• Monitor machine operations, make adjustments, and suggest process improvements to enhance productivity and reduce waste.
• Participates in maintaining established inventory of materials and tooling requirements.
• Performs and completes setup sheets and documents process control for each setup.
• Performs floor work/material handling duties.
• Works with co-workers in a safe, professional, and cooperative manner.
• Maintains good attendance, flexibility in job assignments, adaptable to changing business needs, and continually learns and applies new skills.
• Maintains good physical and mental health to meet minimum physical/mental demands with or without reasonable accommodation.
• Complies with all company policies and procedures.
• Trains others on knowledge and skills mastered.

General Duties / Responsibilities / Mental Demands

• Operate Equipment: 3 and 5 axis vertical machining centers, Swiss lathes, mill-turn machinery, band saw, sanders, computers, labeler, inspection equipment, and basic hand held measuring tools, and other equipment as required.
• Administrative: See/read/follow work instructions, blue print reading, labels, ISO procedures, Inventory procedures, BOM, and general forms as determined.
• Knowledge of MRP.
• Proficiency in blueprint reading, understanding of technical drawings, and the ability to make program edits.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills to collaborate with team members and report production status.
• Quality: Paperwork accuracy; testing; recognize defects and addressing; perform gauging; use measuring devices; follow work instructions; clear/correctly written paperwork; prevent defects; follow procedures on defects and others as needed; help to identify root cause.
• Meticulous attention to detail is crucial for accurate machining and quality assurance.
• Productivity: Meet established performance standards; perform secondary operations within cycle time; participate in problem solving; able to handle multiple tasks/responsibilities.
• Health/Safety: Follow safety rules, guidelines, and training given; cleanliness of workstation/housekeeping; maintain good personal hygiene; wear all required and appropriate PPE; recognize hazards and report to designated individual; participate in safety initiatives; report all accidents/injuries/near missesimmediately; practice safe work habits.
• A deep understanding of safety protocols and the ability to maintain a clean and safe work environment.
• Teamwork/Flexibility: Available for OT; interact with co-workers professionally; contribute to a positive work environment; adapt to job/business demands; learn and apply new skills; support co-workers and company initiatives; rotate between jobs/departments as needed; able to train Other Employees On Knowledge And Skills Mastered.
• Set Up: Area/station/workbench keep effective and efficient; prep- set up for next shift.
• Strong analytical skills to troubleshoot issues, diagnose machine problems, and find effective solutions.
• Other: Participate in decision making; make recommendations for improvement and resolution f issues; provide new/helpful ideas; adhere to all company policies/procedures; other duties as assigned.

Physical Demands

• Lifting: 0-10 lbs regular; 11-35lbs occasional; 35-50lbs with assist
• Standing: Frequent to constant
• Walking: Occasional to frequent
• Bending: Occasional
• Squatting: Occasional
• Twisting: Occasional