Machine Operator

The CNC operator handles the computer numerical control machine (lathes, grinders, heat-treat). Maintaining, setting, and adjusting the machine are all part of the operator's daily tasks. This includes knowledge of the software and hardware of the machine.

• →Operators must follow all Safety, Quality, fabrication rules and equipment maintenance requirements as documented in the company’s quality system
• →Operators are responsible for operating computer numerical control machines (“CNC”) (Latches, grinders, turning, and heat treat equipment) for metal component parts
• →Monitor equipment functions
• →Maintain all oil and coolant levels, clean out chips from all lathes empty chip hoppers and scrap, complete recuts and repairs
• →Maintain clean and orderly work assigned work area
• →Operators must also recognize the negative impacts that result in not following documented standards
• →All Operators are to inspect product that are received to line and before it leaves their process.
• →Once job specific training has been verified operators will then aid in the training of new operators
• →Keeps management and technical support aware of any need for assistance with safety, quality or machine operations issues
• →You are responsible for ensuring the machine produces high quality products, runs smoothly and at capacity, and is properly maintained
• →Any other duties assigned by manager

• High School Diploma
• Six months minimum experience operating a CNC lathe and or machining center responsible for loading parts, inspecting parts, changing offsets and tooling.
• Must be able to read and interpret piece part drawings and make decisions regarding part quality and offset changes.
• Experience with Okuma or FANUC equipment types and controls strongly preferred
• Must have experience using measuring tools such as drop indicators, dial bore gauges, plug gauges and calipers.
• Able to work in a fast-paced environment running multiple production lines.
• Willing to perform light preventative maintenance on equipment during the shift.
• Must be able to lift 12-20 lbs. on a regular basis for an 8-12 hour period.
• Must be able to stand for an entire 8-12 hour shift.