1st Shift CNC Operator

Description

Perform set up, run, adjust, and operate numerically controlled machine tools on repetitive work under general supervision, from work instructions, recognize and report programming errors and make corrections, inspect and measure parts on lathes or mills.

Requirements

  KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

· Load machines with multiple lengths of stock, as is standard operating procedure

· Select and set machine automatic feed, speeds, and feeds for type of material cutting characteristics and to ensure production 

  standards and quality requirements are met

· May set up and/or operate two or more machines simultaneously as directed by supervisor

· Diagnose machine malfunctions, setup and operating difficulties, causing deviations and make corrective adjustments

· Work from drawings, specifications, charts, and layouts to ensure cut length tolerances are correct

· Meet or exceed production requirements, quality standards

· Use micrometer, calipers, depth gage, bore gage, thread, and height gages

· Work from complicated drawings, specifications, programming, set up instructions and data

· Complete all required paperwork accurately, attention to detail

· Proceed under general supervision; instruction and guidance provided on set up and operating difficulties, new work, and 

  program variations

· Work is subject to process and final inspection and test

· Keep work area clean and organized

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS, GENERAL WORKING ENVIRONMENT:

•  Requires standing, lifting and bending
•  Impact, crush, cut and pinch-point knowledge
•  Chemical exposure, SDS awareness
•  Seasonal warm, cold

•  High school graduate or GED equivalent, vocational and or Fuji machine experience a plus
•  Attention to time management, results-oriented 
•  Related computer functions, knowledge of manufacturing process functions
•  On the job training, comprehension of machine operating procedures and adherence to safety protocols
•  Assist in meeting overall company continuous improvement goals of safety, quality, cost, delivery, and productivity