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United Gear & Assembly
CNC Machinist Operator - Weekend shift
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What they do
A CNC Operator programs and operates a computer controlled lathe used to cut wood, plastic, metal with extreme precision.
$48,704 / year median in Wisconsin
-4% projected decline
Job Description
$2000 retention bonus
- Hiring Immediately
- United Gear & Assembly offers:
- Benefits program active 1st of the month following your start date which includes; health, HRA, FSA, vision and dental insurance
- 401k program with 4% company contribution
- Paid vacation
- Company paid short term disability with elective long term disability
- Company paid life insurance with additional elective life insurance available
- 10 paid holidays
- Profit sharing plan United Gear and Assembly, Inc.
ISO/TS16929
2009 registered and we combine our engineering expertise, industry and application knowledge with design and process collaboration, to bring our customers high quality, cost effective solutions, delivered on time.SUMMARY:
Sets up and operates various CNC machines to perform operations on lathes, mills, drills, grinders, turning, shapers, broach and hobs.ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Reads process sheets, blueprints, and sketches of part to determine machining to be done, dimensional specifications, set up, and operating requirements.
- Meet or exceed pieces per hour rate as indicated on working documents.
- Verifies accuracy of move tickets, drawings, job breakdown sheets and quality documents. Assure documents have same customer and part revisions and match the facilities they are being run in.
- Load and unload work piece between centers, in chuck, or to faceplate, manually or using hoist.
- Installs preset tooling in tool posts, turrets or indexing heads, and automatic-tool-change magazine, in sequence specified on process sheet.
- Depresses buttons, toggles, and starts machining operation.
- Observes numerical displays on control panel and compares with data on process sheet to verify dimensional adjustments, feed rates, and speeds of machining cuts.
- Turns dials and switches to correct machine performance, applying practical knowledge of general machine operation.
- Inspects first-run piece and spot-checks succeeding pieces for conformance to specifications, using specified measuring instruments. Records necessary SPC Data.
- Studies future job packet and organizes materials for next run to shorten changeover time.
- May set tools before positioning them in machine, using precision gauges and instruments.
- May set up and/or operate another machines or tools during the machining cycles.
- Complete all necessary labor and production reporting.
- Follow all safety requirements and guidelines.
- Perform preventive maintenance on machine and maintain cleanliness of work area.
- Completes "Daily Operator Checklist" at the beginning of each shift.
- Additional duties as assigned.