P583-RC - Q/R Machinist C13

P583-RC - Q/R Machinist C13

Company:

The Boeing Company

Job ID:

00000417103

Date Posted:

2024-04-09

Location:

USA - Huntington Beach, CA

Job Description Qualifications:

The Boeing Company is seeking a P583-RC - Q/R Machinist C13. 

In this role, the selected candidate will layout, setup, and operate lathes and milling machines utilizing manual data input controllers, numerically controlled preprogrammed instruction media, and conventional methods using various engineering data sources such as Computer Aided Three Dimensional Interactive Application (CATIA), Uni-graphics (UG), Reference Engineering Data Automated Retrieval System (REDARS), and Model Base Definition (MBD). Fabricate, route, and move product and detail tools through fabrication and assembly operations within the Quick Response Center.

This position is expected to be 100% onsite. The selected candidate will be required to work onsite at Huntington Beach, CA.

Position Responsibilities

Duties will include (but are not limited to):

• Work from blue prints, fabrication outlines, sketches, and manufacturing work instructions

• Determine sequence of operation method of set-up, including holding and aligning work while holding exacting blue print tolerances and finishes Check parts for conformance to specified dimensions, tolerances, and company standards of workmanship and presence of all required final records and data sheets

• Recognize improper machine functioning or cutting tool action and take corrective action

• Make complete setup of milling machines by positioning and locating work piece

• Select, mount, align, and adjust cutting tools

• Set feeds, speeds, and depth of cuts

• Load machine control media or information from Numerical Control (N/C) or Manual Data Input, (MDI) data sheets, check and make required control settings, align spindle to setup points, and place machine in automatic cycle when required

• Perform, prove, and complete functions on Numerical Control (N/C) media and first run parts involving exacting tolerances

• Perform MDI, N/C, and conventional machining holding exacting machine operation tolerances when machining compound angles using special holding fixtures

• Mill multiple angles using indexing head, straight and single angle boring, drilling, squaring, serrating, slotting, elongating holes, cutting key warp, rough cutting, counter boring, drilling reaming, tapping of single or equally spaced holes on given diameter using rotary table or dividing head, straddle, gang milling, spline, keyway cutting, face, radii milling, profiling and detail tools to exacting tolerance

• Operate lathes using Manual Data Input, (MDI) controllers, Numerical Control (N/C) preprogrammed instruction media, and conventional methods to perform such typical exacting tolerance machining operations as turning, facing, drilling, reaming, tapping, boring, grooving, forming, chamfering, thread cutting, or chasing using taps and dies, machining inside and outside tapers and diameters; turning irregular contours and intricate details

• Cut straight or tapered single lead thread by use of single point cutting tool. Machine single angles and radii to exacting tolerances, operate and set-upjig boremachines

• Setup parts on surface plates and/or Computerized Measuring Machine (CMM) Machine using gauge blocks, parallels, clamps and "V' blocks to place part in desirable position for taking readings with precision measuring instruments

• Check machine setup and approve first correct part prior to production run

• Set up optical comparator, and similar equipment. Inspect machined parts involving compound angles, compound and reverse contours, coordinated precision tolerance dimensions and having surfaces requiring three or more plane coordination

• Inspect work for acceptable quality, completeness, proper function, and adherence to engineering specifications

• Check for presence and completeness of required records and data sheets

• Prepare rejections or rework documents

• Take precision measurements to check dimensions, hole patterns, trim lines, parallelism, and other specifications. Inspect tooling details, fixtures,and shop fabricated machine tools for dimensions, workmanship, adherence to tool design, engineering prints, shop practice and procedure, and inspection standards

• Perform bench, finish, and deburr operations supplementary to exacting tolerance machining operations

• Lay out first run parts, forgings, or castings from blueprint by marking all location points and reference lines to check tooling

• Make final company inspect