CNC Machinist II - Now Hiring

Position Summary:

  The Machinist II is proficient with the machine in their assigned area and only require minimal supervision, this position is specifically for a HAAS VF-2 machinist. Ability to troubleshoot basic issues dealing with speeds, feeds, fixturing, part damage and tool wear. The Machinist II can read and interpret drawings utilizing Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) knowledge, generate tool paths either manually or programming utilizing Siemens NX CAM to ensure quality parts are machined. Able to set up and tear down jobs for their area with little supervision and oversight. 

Key Results Areas:

1. Upon receiving drawing and work order, determine manufacturing approach. Whether manually programmed or using CAM. If CAM is needed, generate G-Code program before machining.

a. Ensure the machine is properly set up to produce quality parts and fixtures.

b. Review the work order for the assigned work and pull the proper tools, material, and documents needed for the job.

c. Read, comprehend and follow the machine work instruction and appropriate drawings in order to properly setup the equipment to perform the job

d. Properly set-up the job per the documentation to ensure quality is maintained

e. Ensure that the machine is free of debris and other foreign objects before starting the job to ensure equipment or parts are not damaged during the process.

f. Ensure that the tools needed for the job are sharp and in proper condition to ensure the quality of finished product.

g. Ensure inspection gauging is calibrated and is not overdue for calibration. If the gauge is overdue, turn the gauge into quality.

h. Check the machine for all preventive maintenance risks such as coolant levels, spindle oil, etc.

i. Set up on most jobs in assigned area without assistance.

2. Properly machine parts/fixtures that meet specifications and quality criteria, showing proficiency on the equipment 

a. Proficient on the HAAS VF-2 with HRT210

b. Troubleshoot basic issues, such as: speeds and feeds, fixturing, part damage, tool wear, etc. as well, as basic programming issues.

c. Measure parts and offset machine accordingly throughout the process to ensure the quality of the product with the guidance of a senior machinists as needed

d. Follow router instructions and properly sign -off on the router when complete

e. Deburr parts and verify visual and dimensional quality requirements are maintained

f. Break down the job/tools, parts and store them properly to ensure their integrity and quality.

g. Break down and properly store all inspection equipment used on the job to ensure accuracy of future measurements.

h. Manually check the part before removing from the machine and fixtures to ensure compliance to all critical and non-critical dimensions with the assistance of a mentor as required.

i. Collaborate with more senior machinists to assist in setting up more complex jobs for on-the-job training opportunities.

j. Mark-up as necessary, setup documentation and equipment programs to ensure the next pass repeatability and reproducibility.

k. Properly store all parts per the router and best company practices in appropriate protective material/bins/boxes and place them in the appropriate storage area to ensure part quality.

m. Fill out time cards per company procedures to ensure compliance.

n. Properly set up in-process inspection equipment and tools to verify the quality of the part post production.

o. Read, comprehend and follow the machine work instruction to properly machine the part/fixture with the assistance of a senior machinist as required.

p. Collaborate with inspectors to check and verify the first article before further processing parts.

3. Collaborate with all departments to ensure that information and data transfers effectively to meet customer needs and organizational objectives.

a. Identify daily safety, quality, delivery cost issues and report to management

b. Collaborate with engineering to identify changes in work instructions and drawings to ensure recommendations are incorporated.

c. Collaborate with Purchasing to order parts, tools and materials from approved suppliers if items are not company stock items,

4. Ensure safety of the employees and quality of the products throughout all processes.

a. Able to locate the Quality Management System (QMS) procedures, have read and understand relevant procedures and are aware of all procedural changes when they occur.

b. Assist with root cause analysis teams to ensure that safety and quality problems are properly evaluated and corrected.

c. Compliant with all safety procedures to ensure proper protective equipment usage to ensure personnel safety.

5. Continuously improve procedures, processes and methods to ensure quality with zero defects and excursions.

a. Identify areas for improvement in process and product relating to safety, quality, delivery and cost and elevates them to management

b. Assist on continuous improvement teams to help drive department improvements.

c. Perform preventive maintenance tasks as assigned to ensure equipment integrity.

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