CNC MACHINIST ( 2nd SHIFT)

Requirements

• Upload, download, and cycle NC programs effectively establishing “production rhythms” to produce the number of expected parts according to OEE goals.
• 2. Operate machines safely while loading and unloading parts using best practices.
• 3. Comply with machine tool life management and use pre-setters and tool cribs effectively.
• 4. Follow schedules and shift plans, prepare for the next job, and change-over effectively.
• 5. Accurately maintain material traceability while issuing, organizing, counting, loading raw materials.
• 6. Follow expected work cell processes consistently and without prompting (e.g., standard work plans, SICS, secondary operations (e.g., deburr), daily maintenance, tie-ins, traceability).
• 7. Complete expected maintenance and maintain clean and organized work area.
• 8. Use standard work plans (SWP) and standard operating procedures (SOP) to control processes and accurately inspect parts using self-inspection check sheets (SICS) to verify.
• 9. Create and maintain accurate machine status (to run or not), shift tie-ins, and real time monitoring requirements.
• 10. Must regularly maintain good attendance per policy each attendance year.
• 11. Train other employees to operate the shop’s equipment, assist them while using The Production System elements, and achieving The Production Rhythm cadence, when asked by your supervisor.
• 12. Prove out new or reprogrammed parts with assistance from Manufacturing Engineering.
• 13. When asked by your lead or by your supervisor, run machine qualification checks to determine mechanical movements of the machine (center line, interpolation, etc.).
• 14. Assist the M.E. department by qualifying tooling, tombstones, fixtures, and jaws on the machine.
• 15. Assist the M.E. department by testing new feeds and speeds and implementing new cutting tools and establishing cutter life parameters.
• 16. Other related duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• 1. Validate setup and cycle times
• 2. Apply applications of force knowledge when loading fixtures.
• 3. Apply sound decimal language and blueprint reading skills when interpreting drawings.
• 4. Use precision tools to measure and validate parts.
• 5. Apply best practices when using hand tool.
• 6. Apply best practices when using deburr tools.
• 7. Resolve production problems using logic and common sense with a commitment and urgency to get the job done.
• 8. Create new and update existing Standard Work Plans (SWP’s) with lead approvals.
• 9. Create new and update existing Self Inspection Check Sheets (SIC’s) with lead and Quality approvals.
• 10. Strategically improve your OEE scores and assist others using best practices to improve theirs.
• 11. Read G-Code effectively and make recommendations to improve code with approvals from the M.E. Department.

Core Competencies and Expectations

Minimum Qualifications

• 1. Must have high school diploma or equivalent.
• 2. Must have a minimum 5-year machining experience.

Desirable Qualifications

• 1. Experience using Lean Manufacturing practices, such as, mistake proofing, standard work, self inspection, and single piece flow.

Summary