CNC Set-Up Operator

Job Information

The CNC Set-Up Operator is responsible for the set-up and maintenance of the CNC machining centers supporting molded component fabrication. Includes ability to start and re-start equipment after a machining cycle interruption. Requires in-depth knowledge of the machining center equipment to troubleshoot and restart, re-enable and repair a variety of stoppages and other machining difficulties on a variety of machines and equipment. Entails ability to interpret and translate 2D engineering designs and read machine program codes. Involves close interaction and periodic interchange with a variety of engineering disciplines and hourly functions. Ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic, quality-focused team environment is essential. Actively participate in process-improvement teams, and maintain a safe, clean and comfortable work environment.

Role & Responsibility

• Under direction from supervisor, manufacturing engineer or lead, work from written and verbal instructions to perform duties to compete a wide variety of complicated machine set-ups.
• Perform standard fabrication and assembly work to meet production schedules and manufacturing goals, as needed, and based on volume and priority of set-up requirements.
• Set-up and load cutting tools, holding fixtures and materials on machine.
• Read and interpret CNC programs. (Okuma & Fanuc controls, and with any changes going forward)
• Perform quality checks during production runs by visually observing the condition of finished units from various machines.
• Consider and propose improvised or new methods and recommend altered tooling and processes to meet/exceed engineering requirements for new and changed processes.
• Assure others are exposed and trained to perform essential requirements of this role.
• Continue to focus on professional self-development.

Job Requirement

Education & Experience

• High School diploma or equivalent required
• 5+ years of experience operating/setting-up CNC equipment
• Experience in a manufacturing/factory environment

Knowledge & Skill

• Machinist skills and abilities
• Schematics, drawings and specification exposures
• Machining program codes
• Math and computer skills
• Good communications and organizational skills

Others

All personal information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

Questions can be addressed through the HR department at (860) 727-2099