Proto-Trak Machinist Position Available In Carroll, New Hampshire
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Company:
Prescott Metal
Salary:
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Job Description
- $2,000 signing bonus and relocation assistance
- Program and run Bridgeport style manual machines, 2-3 axis with Proto-Trak controls
- Adjust to set specified pressure and tool clearance
- Set cut dimensions using controls from print details
- Position work piece against stops securely
- Measure work-piece dimensions throughout the operation to assure quality and repeatability
- Recommend tooling to perform the job more efficiently
- Startup, operate and shut down manual milling machines following established procedures and all manufacturers safety requirements
- Alert supervisor of any problems and suggests changes that will allow jobs to run more efficiently
- Observe tool and machine operation to detect work-piece defects or machine malfunction
- Maintain tooling inventory including consumables
- Keep work area neat and orderly, including clean-up of metal chips
- Maintain material storage and cutting fluid as required
- Manage workflow and materials through the machine shop.“`{=html}“
- Notify the supervisor of worn or broken tooling.“`{=html}“
- Miscellaneous duties as assigned to help Tee Enterprises achieve its goals
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Qualifications:
- High school diploma or equivalent, technical school/certificate and or 3-5 years experience preferred
- Ability to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form
- Understand Bill of Materials (BOM)
- Identify material types.“`{=html}“
- Proficient in Proto Trak machine programming.“`{=html}“
- Proficient in Machine tool setup
- Read job specifications to determine adjustments
- Read tape measure, dial caliper, depth gauge, micrometer, dial indicator, and other various measuring instruments
- Ability to decimals to fractions when working with work orders/blueprints
- Ability to operate the forklift/pallet jack.
