Machinist A - 2nd Shift

Description

The Machinist A, second shift, responsibilities include the setup and operation of one or more of the following manual machine types: lathes, mills, grinders, drills, hones, hobs, shapers, bevel gear generators and other machines/equipment as assigned. This position will have a large focus on the operation of the OD Grinder. Performs quality inspections of their work and make any required adjustments per general manufacturing practices and company policies/procedures. Requires only minimal supervision to meet productivity, quality and safety goals.

• With minimal supervision, setup and operate assigned equipment
• Assist in the training of operators in the safe use and operation of manufacturing equipment
• Participates in continuous improvement activities as needed
• Proactive and positively interacts with coworkers to provide assistance, answer questions and solve problems when required
• Performs first piece sample verification of work done by others
• Interpret and offer suggestions of improvement to new and existing processes
• Makes necessary adjustments to equipment/tooling to attain required dimensions and finishes
• Maintain correct time reporting and accurate entries on manufacturing and inspection records
• Follow TPM requirements as required and maintains overall good housekeeping practices
• Complies with company quality and safety requirements

Requirements

Minimum Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent  
• Minimum 4 years related experience

Minimum Competencies

• Strong mechanical aptitude.
• Strong utilization of basic mathematics and geometry
• Ability to read and interpret blue prints/drawings.
• Understanding of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T)
• Possess excellent communications skills and works well in a team environment
• Experience with setting up and operating several machines
• Knowledge of a wide variety of inspection equipment and techniques

Preferred Qualifications:

• Formal training such as related college course work, vocation training, certificate programs or apprenticeship training strongly preferred