Machinist 3 (2nd Shift) permanent

Position Summary:

With little or no assistance, a level three machinist will operate: 3-5 axis CNC machines, conventional mills, and lathes. Ability to produce complex aerospace parts. Demonstrates advanced cross training flexibility such as first part run and full machine recovery. Level three machinists have the ability to complete complex setups on 3-5 axis machines. They will be able to apply advanced blueprint and GD&T reading of complex production inspection processes. Level three machinists will also be able to edit programs and write simple programs to make tooling. Competencies includes trouble shooting complex parts.

Primary Duties & Responsibilities:

• Equipment Setup Technique
  • Complex part/tooling setup
  • Machine accuracy verification
  
  
• Job Start Readiness
  • Verify complex part layout
  
  
• Machine Operation
  • G-Code application
  • Program edits – F/S, adding passes
  • Basic programmer – simple tooling
  • First run proofing
  • Full machine recover
  
  
• CNC Machinist Related Info:
  • CNC Machines: Haas, Matsuura, DMG
  • CNC Machine Controls: Fanuc, Yasnac, Siemens
  
  
• Leadership & Training
  • Positively models culture
  • Ability to train others
  • Quality
  • Print reading and GD&T
  • Complex part inspection / benching
  
  

Education and Experience:

• High School Diploma or GED.
• 4-6 years of machining experience.

Work Schedule: (2nd Shift)

• Monday through Thursday 3:30 pm to 2:00 am.

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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.

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