CNC Lathe Operator II -2nd Shift

Description

SUMMARY

The CNC Lathe Operator II is responsible for set-up and run on repeat or proven part(s) with simple to intermediate complexity with direction from area Lead or Supervisor.

CORE / LEADERSHIP

• Eager to learn.
• Problem-solving
• Adaptability
• Teamwork
• Good communication skills

JOB

• Responsible for utilizing shop paper procedure including updates, signatures and stamps, counting quantities, labeling and non-conformance related activities.
• Load parts (Ability to load and run parts per Manufacturing plan or Product Specifications)
• Monitor tooling wear and changing tools as required.
• Inspect parts with mechanical gauges (calipers, mics, height gauges, pins, etc.)
• Able to read blueprints.
• Basic knowledge of GD&T
• Meet job standard times consistently. Communicate with the lead or supervisor when jobs are over or under called out standards.  
• Demonstrated ability at operating computer numerical control machines (Navigate through menus)
• Work Offsets
• Tool Offsets
• Distance to Go Page
• Able to perform some basic machine functions while in MDI mode.
• Clock in and off operations according to sequence number of the work order. 
• Deburr work in process

Requirements

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

• 1 year work experience
• Enrolled in or Completion of Machine Tool Technology program a plus
• Experience with Okuma/Fanuc controls a plus
• Experience running CNC lathes with Live tooling

PHYSICAL DEMANDS WHILE PERFORMING THE JOB

• Visual acuity: near acuity and accommodation are required for reading machine dial gauges, blueprints, and precision measuring instruments used in the inspection of parts.
• Hearing ability: ability to monitor machine sounds to identify and diagnose changes to take appropriate action.
• Frequently required to stand, walk, push, reach overhead, and bend to the floor
• Frequently required to sit and use hands to finger, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls
• Occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.

WORKING ENVIRONMENT OF THE JOB

• High noise levels from operating machines
• Physical hazards from moving equipment and machine parts
• Breathing fumes, dust, and mist
• Skin exposure to oils and cutting fluids.

SAFETY

• Comply with applicable environmental, health and safety laws and regulations, Company policy and accepted safe work practices.
• Knowledge of Shop safety practices and use of PPE