Machinist

Description

Position Summary

Machinists are responsible for setting up and operating a variety of manual and CNC machine tools to produce precision metal parts that meet customer requirements. The machinist will utilize knowledge of machining techniques, tooling, speeds & feeds, and metallurgy to perform their tasks. Position could include CNC or controller based programming.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Keeping machines and work areas clean
• Topping off any oils & coolant tanks
• Return tooling when not in use
• Layout major boundaries for 1st piece
• Look for areas to improve setup rigidity and shorten setup times on multiple parts
• Change speeds and feeds for optimal use of tools
• Measure and inspect any and all features you have affected
• Look ahead to gather and setup tools that will be needed for the next operation
• Study drawings & programs to improve next setup efficiency
• Deburr all parts and features you machine while another part is running if possible
• Cleaning your parts and storing to prevent damage
• Maintaining material ID through our tagging system
• Returning programs & special tooling when job is finished
• Maintaining an accurate shift change log
• Other duties as assigned

Requirements

Formal Education and Experience Requirements

• Associates degree in a technical field preferred
• 3 plus years of relevant experience
• Highschool diploma

Skills and Abilities

• Strong Math skills
• Problem Solving skills
• Blueprint reading
• Knowledge of GD&T
• Motivated, quick start, positive attitude
• Ability to effectively communicate issues in a timely manner
• Basic computer skills
• Ability to work in a team environment and independently
• Strong organizational skills
• Knowledge of G-Code
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs

Internal and External Communication Expectations

• Colleagues
• Supervisors
• Customers
• Vendors
• Senior Management

This position description is subject to change. Prior to any function or responsibility modification employee will be consulted to ensure clear expectations are communicated.