CNC Operators

Posted by

Traci Jacobson

Date

February 18 2008

Category

Jobs

Hours:
Day Shift
Mon-Thurs 7:30am-5:00pm
Fri 7:30am-11:30am

Night Shift
Mon-Thurs 6:00pm-3:30am
Fri 2:00pm-6:00pm

Status:
40 hour week
OT required at times

Essential Functions:

• Learns material types; selects and cuts proper material to size
• Learns different tooling and what they are used for
• Operates controls on a basic level: single block, tool offsets, etc.
• Understands X, Y, and Z axis clearance and tool offsets
• Positions and secures work piece in vise or on jig according to machining sequence
• Loads program into machine and puts proper tooling in place according to tool numbers on the cam file sheet
• Deburr work in process
• Cleans part after it is made to remove markings
• Replaces broken tooling in the machine
• Confers with cam writers to resolve machine malfunctions and production errors and obtains approval to continue production
• Notifies cam writers of material stock status
• Performs maintenance checks on machines daily and reports any concerns to cam writers
• Works with other CNC operators to keep all machines in production (night crew only)
• Follows all policies and procedures as directed in the employee handbook
• Meets agreed upon objectives and deadlines
• Attends monthly machining department meeting
• Arrives to work, meetings (mandatory and optional) on time
• Performs effective verbal and written communication
• Exhibits a positive attitude toward customers, other employees, and the company

Supplementary Functions:

• Cleans work area daily including emptying chip barrels, washing and cleaning out machines, mopping floor areas, cleaning benches and papers
• Shows a strong eagerness to learn and a positive attitude everyday
• Participates in company meetings

Education and Experience:

• High school diploma or GED equivalent

Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:




• Must be able to know how to use and read a tape measure
• Basic mathematical knowledge
• Must be able to understand both verbal and written instructions and work from handmade sketches
• Exhibit effective verbal and written communication skills
• Exhibit following instructions with precision




Working Environment:

• Manufacturing environment: may be exposed to loud noises, sharp tools, jagged material, aluminum and plastic shavings, and machinery that has moving parts



Physical Requirements:

• Lift up to forty pounds
• Standing for long periods of time