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Manufacturing Technician CNC
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What they do
A Manufacturing or Production Technician works with manufacturing equipment and machinery. Performs set up and tests, monitors, adjusts and repairs machines used to produce products or other machines. Inspects equipment, troubleshoots problems with machines or designs.
$63,427 / year median in Minnesota
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description CNC Position Description:
- Completes manufacturing equipment related installations and ramp-ups.
- Gathers, records and analyzes production information.
- Performs repair and retest for product and/or manufacturing facilities.
- Oversees use of machine control systems and their use in manufacturing equipment.
- Completes estimates of requirements arising from process changes.
- Resolves manufacturing related problems affecting daily operations.
- May develop and verify manuscripts for use with machine control systems to support manufacturing requirements.
Impacts:
In Production:
Operates a defined number of related specialized machines and equipment, which may include prescribed CNC programming (i.e. setting parameter) to setup the machines for production program.- Deliver full range service in a defined and focused technical area of work, while clear input / output relations and generic and /or work specific guidelines, procedures are given or available.
- Positions need basic level of theoretical and practical know how, skills and typically some level related years of experience, in specialized processes, techniques and systems used in production environment
In Production:
- Automated line processing and controlling, or operating with a broader range of production machines in production lines are examples for this level or work.
- Knowledge of standardized work routines and methods, general facts and information is necessary, usually acquired through training on the job.