-Set up and operate Single Turret Single Spindle, Twin Turret Single Spindle, and Twin Turret CNC Lathe machining centers to complete daily work orders. -Mount, install, align, and secure tools, attachments, fixtures, and workpieces on machines. -Conduct first-piece and hourly inspections to ensure parts meet strict quality standards. -Successfully demonstrate troubleshooting and independent problem-solving abilities on the production floor. -Implement preventative maintenance requirements on the lathes based on defined schedules. -Maintain work areas within 5S and Workplace Organization guidelines. -Complete components to meet established production rates. -Maintain the highest standards of safety in performing all duties. -Report to work on time and communicate schedule changes or time off in advance to the supervisor.
4-7 years
-A trade school degree or vocational certification in machining. -Advanced physical agility and manual dexterity for machine setups. -Proven capability to work productively in a challenging, fast-paced environment and react with appropriate urgency. -Excellent organizational, time management, and proactive problem-solving skills to anticipate and avoid mistakes. -Excellent communication skills for honest, open, and consistent interaction with internal personnel and supervisors.
-Minimum of 2+ years of documented experience as a CNC Machinist setting up, troubleshooting, and operating lathe machining centers. -High school diploma or GED equivalent. -Proficiency in the use of precision measuring devices, specifically micrometers and calipers. -Direct understanding of G-Codes, specifically for Okuma controls. -Ability to read and interpret component prints, technical drawings, or schematics. -Ability to execute average to complicated arithmetic calculations. -Physical capability to stand for long periods, perform repetitive bending or stooping, and frequently lift heavy objects up to 50 lbs
High School
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