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1st shift CNC Lathe Machinist
About the job 1st shift CNC Lathe Machinist
Description
Set up and operate CNC lathes. Plan, construct, alter and repair a variety of fixtures and tools. Work with existing programs, equipment manuals, prints, work orders and instructions.
- Work with engineering personnel and operators to coordinate machining of work pieces
- Set up equipment using common hand tools, set controls and input program instructions to get maximum capacity out of equipment
- Insert and indicate in tooling, modify programs as necessary and operate equipment
- Run test samples and check with required tooling as necessary, monitor equipment operation and make operating adjustments as required
- Gauge finished work piece to ensure part is within tolerances
- Finish work piece using grinders, mills, EDM, and honing equipment
- Clean and lubricate equipment as necessary, use correct type and amount of lubrication and apply lubricants neatly
- Fill out parts requisitions, tool requests, and other required paperwork
- Follow all written quality and other procedures
- Other duties as assigned
Requirements
- 4+ years of experience setting up/running CNC lathes with Fanuc controls
- Experience machining stainless steel and non-ferrous materials
- Knowledge of machines with live tooling, tailstock and sub-spindle transfers is highly desired
- Multi-turret machine experience is a plus
- Feature CAM or Fusion 360 programming knowledge and experience is a plus
- CAD/CAM knowledge is helpful but not required
- Able to read micrometer, gauges, and comparator. Also able to read blueprints
- Good computer skills and math skills
- Good verbal and written communication skills
- Good organization skills, able to prioritize and plan multiple tasks simultaneously
- Sefl motivated, proactive in improving processes and anticipating needs/problems
- Team player, able to work well with a wide variety of people
- Quality and safety focused
- Able to read and write fluently in English
- Must be willing to work some overtime