MACHINIST III - Profile Grinding Operator

OVERVIEW

Responsible for the fabrication of Die and Mold tooling parts. Individuals must have high skills in profile grinder and knowledge to be able to instruct low level operator. To ensure smooth operations, the ability to implement 5S and improve QCD is required.

RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Ability to select the right grinding wheel for the workpiece.

2. Mount, dress, and balance grinding wheels.

3. Can select the appropriate jigs.

4. Can select appropriate fixturing method using vise, sine bar, and magnet block.

5. Understand machine specifications, part names and functions.

6. Understand the names and functions of each part of the operation panel.

7. Can perform basic operations.

8. CAD data can be converted into chart data.

9. Charts can be created in Creo.

10. Automatic chart system can be used to create charts.

11. Understand the inspection items for daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, etc.

12. Understand how to recover after an abnormal stop.

13. Understand how to handle whetstones.

14. Understand the composition of the grinding wheel.

15. Understand the characteristics of single V and straight grinding wheels.

16. Understand the properties and characteristics of each material.

17. Know the coefficient of thermal expansion for each material.

18. Appropriate peripheral speed can be set.

19. Can set appropriate stroke speed.

20. Appropriate depth of cut can be set.

21. Can be machining tapered.

22. Can be R-machining.

23. Can be cut up machining.

24. Thin materials can be processed.

25. Fine grooves can be processed.

26. A dresser can judge clogging of the whetstone.

27. It is possible to mold the grindstone.

28. Even aluminum and copper can be processed in the above manner.

QUALIFICATIONS:

5+ years’ experience and practitioner in the Profile Grinding

With experience in Optical Profile Grinding

CAD Knowledge Must,Creo knowledge

Stamping and Molding tool knowledge.

Basic Computers, MS Office etc, SAP knowledge added advantage

Tool Room Process’s,

Tooling Knowledge,

Job Overview

TE Connectivity’s Technical Engineering Support Teams analyze, test and assist in research for the development of products and processes. Team members may specialize in quality control or assurance, chemical manufacturing processes, metals, electrical connectors and components, process development, materials, and/or instrumentation. They may also handle calibration, displays, network control, mold development and audiovisual work or environmental health and safety. The Technical Engineering Support Teams are responsible for the completion of assigned engineering projects within budgetary and scheduling guidelines. They plan, prioritize, and manage multiple engineering projects; prioritize tasks and assign team members to ensure that the team's overall resources are used effectively and that project deadlines are met. They evaluate and authorize changes that significantly impact the scope, budget, or timeline of a project. At times, they may work directly with customers to understand needs, gather customer requirements, identify resources and assess project risks. They create, develop, plan, write and edit operational, instructional, maintenance or test procedures for paper, multimedia or web-based publication, for non-technical and technical users.

What your background should look like:

Competencies

Values: Integrity, Accountability, Inclusion, Innovation, Teamwork