CNC Machinist

The purpose of this document is to outline the job responsibilities of the CNC Machinist.

Working Time:

Work hours will be determined by workload, and shift coverage needs. Typically, Day Shift will start at 5:00AM and end at 3:30PM

Reports To:

Production Manager

Machine Lead Man

Education and Experience:

Must have experience working with turbo machinery and/or pumps

Must have the required tools to perform their expected tasks

Must be able to work overtime when necessary

Must be able to use precision measuring instruments

General Responsibilities:

Observe Company Safety Policy and Procedures; follow and support all STS Safety Policies and ISO Procedures

Complete all documentation pertaining to the work assignment

Work closely and clearly communicate with the other departments, Machine personnel, Supervisor, and Lead Man

Operating a machine consists of:

Able to lift large, heavy equipment using the crane or spreader bar setup when required

Operate manual and automatic feeds to 0.0002" as required for final cuts

Operate machine to make complex angle cuts and threading where multiple speeds and feeds are required

Complete assigned jobs start to finish with little or no supervision. This includes the ability to perform the following:

Perform intermediate trigonometry to help determine tooling required to machine the part and best matching method

Read blueprints, drawings and sketches that may require intermediate math and problems solving skills to calculate dimensions not specified on print

Help Maintain Equipment, this includes the following:

Check/Add oil

Clean machine after each shift

Place tooling in correct location and organize

Q.C. all manufactured parts prior to removing them from machine

Remain physically active from start of shift to end of shift, including, but is not limited to:

Sweeping

Cleaning Area

Organize tooling

Operating Machine

Organize project parts

Operate CNC

Determine what tools will be required

Determine pre-programmable steps

Determine manual programming steps

Determine the best loading position/set up to accommodate the machining requirements

Locate and load all required tools for the Project in the correct tool holder

Correctly program the tools and offsets for each tool in the holder

Stay attentive while the CNC is running

Be able to quickly shut down or change the program to prevent detrimental damage to the machine, work piece, or personnel safety

CNC - Maintenance

Maintain Oil Levels as required

Clean area as required

Be on the job site and in your assigned work area at the scheduled time

Keep work area clean and well organized during all phases of the project

Have and maintain ability to use and operate the overhead cranes, torches, grinders and forklifts

Maintain accurate time records

What We Offer You

15 days of paid time off and 12 company-paid holidays

401k plan with a 6% match

Comprehensive health plan including medical, dental, vision, Life, short-term & long-term disability

Health savings account matching

Motivating wellness program

Employee Assistance Program

Paid paternal leave

Gym reimbursement

Sulzer is an equal opportunity employer. We believe in the strength of a diverse workforce and are committed to offering an inclusive work environment.

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