CNC Technician 2nd shift

CNC Technician 2nd shift

Monday - Friday 2:30 PM to 11:00 PM

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CNC Technician - also referred to as Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Technician.

Oversee shift output of operations to produce product that meets company quality specifications while following standard operating procedures to achieve production quotas.

During the machining process, the technician constantly monitor the CNC control module, checking to see if any problems exist and to ensure that the machine tools run in a steady, continuous manor.

This is a 24-hour operation.

Position substrate in vises or fixtures on a CNC machine, lathe, milling machine, or other.

Detect problems by listening for specific sounds, a dull cutting tool or excessive vibration. Ensure that the work piece is being properly lubricated and cooled also visually inspect parts for abnormalities to detect broken or worn tools.

Based on output from tolerance gauges and CMM reports, make tool changes as well as tool offset adjustments as necessary to achieve product quality.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Assign workers to workstations in order to meet production requirements.

• Monitor production and adjust work assignments, supply of material, and machine operation when necessary.

• Confer with supervisor to receive instructions and exchange production information.

• Train workers in equipment operation.

• Perform duties of operators as required to maintain production.

• Properly assemble and pre-set tooling to be loaded into CNC machines.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Make tool changes and machine adjustments (offsets) as per results of gauging and CMM read outs.

• Monitor the machining of raw materials using calibrated instruments, CMM and graphic instructions (blueprints, process sheets, CMM reports, etc.) to ensure products meet Beretta U.S.A. quality standards.

• Operate various CNC machine centers in multiple workstations.

• Operate multiple CNC machine centers simultaneously.

• Clean machine fixtures and load raw material.

• Prepare parts by deburring, sanding or cleaning for fixture placement.

• Report errors in production and performance to immediate supervisor.

OTHER JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Monitor tool management systems.

• Ensure shift maintains work area including cleaning equipment and work area.

• Perform preventive maintenance on machines.

• Start up and shut down machines

• Perform other duties as assigned.

WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

• Work is performed while standing and requires constant walking back and forth from machine to machine within workstations.

• Personal safety protective equipment required.

• Performance of duties requires working in confined areas and seasonal temperatures.

• Work with or around oils, coolants, and cleaning solutions.

• Work area may have uneven or slippery floor conditions.

• Physical exertion may require lifting up to 40 pounds and transporting up to a distance of 20 feet. Lifts in excess of 40 pounds may be required with assistance.

• Make delicate and highly controlled muscular movements to locate small components in fixtures and vises.

QUALIFICATIONS/ABILITIES:

• Strong communication and leadership skills

• Capable of reading basic CNC programs.

• Capable of using Windows base software, MS Excel, MS Word.

• Understand the principles of CNC machine operations. (Ex. Cartesian Coordinate System)

• Education in the function of tools and equipment used in precision metal cutting.

• Recognize problems with machines.

• Be proactive to machining problems.

QUALIFICATIONS/ABILITIES:

• Keep count of parts produced daily and hold shift operators accountable for quality or productivity misses.

• Perform basic mathematical calculations.

EXPERIENCE/EDUCATION:

• Five to seven years of experience operating horizontal CNC machining centers (Mori Seiki, HAAS, Makino, Mitsui Seiki etc.) or technical school equivalent.

• Experience as shift leader in machining environment

• Educated in mathematics.

• Knowledge of Geometric Tolerance.

• Educated in occupational hazards and required safety precautions.

• High school graduate diploma or GED.