CNC Operator (OD ID Grinding)

Position Overview:

Ability to run quality parts through high volume department by loading and unloading parts from machinery and completing other duties including assembly, broaching, and deburring as needed.

Essential Job Functions:

• Ability to operate machinery in including gear hobbing, gear grinding, turning grinding equipment.
• Ability to ensure parts are properly machined
• Ability to assemble parts as needed
• Verify part quantity with the job traveler
• Make machine adjustments as required to maintain print specifications
• Load and unload machines as per the cycle time noted on the traveler
• Study and determine the part tolerances and methods of measurement for each job
• Record inspection data as required and inspect parts as often as needed to determine the parts are within tolerances
• Communication with supervisor and co-worker as needed to relay progress of job
• Ensure parts are taken to next operation (indicated on job traveler)
• Deburr parts when necessary
• Ability to run more than one machine maintaining run times as required

Non-Essential Job Functions:

• Train others as needed
• Work on miscellaneous projects as needed
• Conserves energy and organizational resources when possible

Skills/Requirements:

• Ability to reading blueprints
• Ability to think critically and ask questions of others in order to foster continuous learning efforts
• Ability to maintain cycle count pace and machine pace per traveler requirements
• Ability to use micrometers, indicators, and precision gages
• Attention to detail
• Maintain confidentiality
• Develops alternative solutions when needed
• Ability to multi-task
• Ability to adhere to 6S and lean standards

Benefits:

• Medical, Dental, Prescription, Eye
• Holiday shut-down
• Paid vacation and paid personal time
• Life insurance, 401K, FSA
• Education opportunities

Physical Demands:

• Ability to lift/carry 20-50 pounds

(upward pulling)

• Lift/carry Occasionally
• Stooping Occasionally

(bending body downward and forward by bending spine at the waist, requiring full use of the lower extremities and back muscles)

• Reaching Frequently

(extending hands and arms in any direction including upward and downward)