Machinist

Job Description

Calculate and determine dimensions, tapers, indices, and other data using shop formulae and handbooks as necessary.
Select and grind tools for the job in accordance with hardness, machinability, desired finish, and other properties of parts to be machined.
Perform welding as required (SMAW, GMAW, GTAW, Brazing, Oxy/Act Cutting, Plasma Cutting)
Procures or makes jigs, fixtures, or machine attachments required for the job.
Set up and operates machine tools and production equipment, adjusting stops, feeds and speeds for efficient machining and productions.
Machine parts to precision tolerances and specified finishes.
Use precision measuring instruments.
Dismantle, break down machinery and equipment, diagnose, repair, and rebuild.
Maintain a clean and safe work area.
Works in the shop or production departments as required.
Develop and fabricate solutions for deficient guarding throughout the plant to comply with OSHA general industry standards.

Responsibilities

Inspect and verify tooling as per print specifications.
Provide prompt and efficient support to the operating departments in all breakdown situations that may require a machinist.
Provide service to the operating departments on any appropriations or preventative maintenance that may require a machinist.
Provide trouble shooting skills in all operations in the plant.
Actively participate in total quality and SPC.

Qualifications

• Successful completion of a post secondary education program certified apprentice program as a tool and diemaker, maintenance machinist or similar and 3-5 years of recent experience with manual machining.
• Ten years of recent experience involving both fields and recent verifiable job experience in these areas would also fulfill this criterion.
• Certification in or demonstrated ability to weld using at least three of the following processes: brazing, gas welding, electric arc including cast iron repair, tungsten inert gas and wirefeed.
• Demonstrated ability to read and produce prints, layout and fabricate parts and work with metric measurements.
• Knowledge of metals, threads and fits.
• Initiative, good judgement and the ability to work with minimal supervision.
• Communication skills to determine needs of and provide information to internal customers.

What Crown Offers You

Strong engagement and commitment to the safety of our employees
The opportunity to build a meaningful career
Professional and personal development through training and work experiences
Join us and become part of a team of professionals who are passionate about sustainable packaging!

Working Together

One of the five pillars that make up our Twentyby30™ program.
We aim to value and respect each individual and foster an environment of inclusivity.