Second Shift Machinist/Programmer

Description

Machinist Level 4 reports to the Operations Manager. The target pay range is $28-42.

Essential Functions

• Highly efficient use of machine tools and time to make quality parts
• Using Mastercam to create clear, logical programs on high complexity parts, with documentation for others to follow
• Design, create, and apply new and complex work holding and fixtures
• Setup new and repeating high complexity parts
• Expertly complete secondary operations such as deburring
• Perform basic to advanced machine preventative maintenance activities
• Collaborate with production management, engineering, and quality to establish effective processes
• Work effectively within a team to achieve production goals
• Train, mentor, and coach other team members
• Set the example for others to follow with workmanship and teamwork
• Miscellaneous activities as assigned by Manager

Qualifications

• High School Diploma (required)
• Associates Degree in Machine Tool Technology (highly preferred)
• GD&T certification (required)
• 10+ years’ experience machining
• Experience producing tight tolerance parts in both production and prototype environments
• 5+ years’ experience working in ISO or AS workplaces

Accountabilities

• Facilitate a continuous improvement culture
• Foster a team-oriented quality ownership culture
• Ensure compliance to QMS and Safety requirements
• Ensure compliance to Ethics & Employee Handbook
• Effectively use resources
• Produce product within scope of Job
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment
• Produce product meeting customer specification
• Produce product in accordance with traveler and other internal process documentation
• Meet and/or exceed workmanship standard
• Stop processes & shipments due to quality concerns if necessary
• Communicate to Management issues with product and process conformance
• Communicate to Management noncompliance to QMS, Safety, Ethics, and Employee Handbook requirements

Competencies

• Effectively communicate verbally or in writing
• Certain advanced use of CAM software
• Advanced understanding of blueprints
• Advanced understanding of basic math applicable to machining
• Advanced understanding of GD&T and how to apply it
• Advanced ability to troubleshoot and train others on machine and programming issues
• High proficiency with measuring tools, e.g. micrometers, calipers, pins, vision system, CMM
• Ability to collaborate with others throughout the organization
• Regularly lift 30-50 pounds

Definitions

• Basic- Fundamental understanding of a required skill set
• Intermediate- Proficient skill and understanding of a required skill set
• Advanced- Proficient skill and understanding of a required skill set with the ability to troubleshoot and train others
• Moderate Complexity - parts which have at least one single, very tight (.0001”) tolerance feature and/or multiple close (.001”) tolerance interrelated features
• High Complexity - parts which have two or more very tight (.0001”) tolerance features and/or multiple interrelated tight (.0005”) and/or close (.001”) features