Benefits/Perks
- Competitive Compensation
- Great Work Environment
- Career Advancement Opportunities
- Sick Leave
- Company Discount
- Paid Holidays
Job Summary
We are seeking a CNC Set Up Machinist to join our team! As a CNC Set Up Machinist, you will maintain and operate various mills to produce parts from aluminum, steel, and stainless steel. You will load and unload parts, identify and change out broken tools, perform all of the preventative maintenance on your machines and manage your chip bins, and run multiple machines at once. The ideal candidate has exceptional attention to detail, previous experience in a manufacturing environment, and the ability to work well with minimal supervision.
Experience Required. You must be at least a Level 2. In your application please identify your skill level using the definitions below:
Level 1 Machinist: Operates 3-5 axis machines following setup by a Level 2 or 3 machinist, able to read prints, demonstrate experience with common CNC G and M codes, able to load and adjust CNC programs and offsets, perform inspections and basic preventative machine maintenance such as coolant and lube levels and area cleanliness.
Level 2 Machinist: Possesses all the abilities of Level 1 + able to complete simple to intermediate setups on 3-5 axis machines with minimal assistance and supervision, able to use advanced quality inspection tools and techniques, demonstrate advanced competencies in blue print reading and common tool geometry identification and application.
Level 3 Machinist: Possesses all the abilities of Level 2 + able to complete complex setups on 3-5 axis machines without assistance or supervision, apply advanced blue print and GD&T reading to complex production inspection processes, edit programs and write simple programs to make tooling, troubleshoot complex parts, and provide assistance and training to lower level operators.
Responsibilities
- Read blueprints or job orders and make adjustments to equipment as needed, often with precision tools
- Check final products for accuracy, and make adjustments to machines as needed to ensure the best final product
- Conduct basic maintenance and repairs on equipment in your care
Qualifications
- Previous experience as a machinist or in a manufacturing environment
- The ability to read blueprints or job orders and make minor adjustments as needed to fulfill requirements
- The ability to use precision tools to take accurate measurements
- Excellent attention to detail
- Strong analytical skills
About Us
Blackout Defense is at the center of where science and manufacturing meet. Our products are engineered to perfection in the lab, executed to exact tolerances in the factory, and tested for human performance in the field. The final product is no accident.
OUR HERITAGE
Aerospace and defense. That is where we started. A lot of shops say that, but few mean it. Boeing, Raytheon, Honeywell—these were our customers. AH-64 Apache, Bradley Infantry, ICBM Payload—these were our projects. We have not lost sight of our history, and in fact, continue some of these projects to this day. Yet when we turn our attention to our own design and engineering, we bring the same manufacturing acumen and meticulous quality that earned us success in that demanding industry.
THE LAB
Perfection may be the enemy of the good, but we are not here to make friends. We use the most accomplished mechanical engineers and the best engineering software (ANSYS Multiphysics and FMEA) to scientifically test the integrity of our designs before we even buy the raw material. And our designs are on the leading edge of innovation, typically involving some elegantly simple improvement that lends real functional utility. We then like to 3D print our designs (in-house with our Stratasys printer) to see how they look and feel in our hands—because we know that might matter just as much as their function. We then test cut, tweak, field test, rinse and repeat.
THE FACTORY
20,000 square feet. Climate controlled. Million-dollar machines (all brand new DMG-Mori), sitting on two feet of reinforced concrete. Our factory is serious business because we know you mean serious business when our product is in your hands. You can be confident that when we say “tolerances matter to us”—we mean it. We have the machines, mechanical minds, manufacturing software, masterful improvements, and historical record to back up our claims.
THE FIELD
Our work does not stop with the final product. That critical piece of equipment that lands in your hands. Even after our own design-level data testing and in-the-field torture testing, we welcome feedback from every single person who puts our products to good use. Whether you are a weekend warrior or SWAT team leader, we value your comments on the aesthetics, function, and everything in between. Because in the end, we make these products for you—our customer—and it is because of you that we constantly press to meet, exceed, push, defy, and innovate beyond expectations.
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