Role:

The AP100 programmer responsible for creating and maintaining NC punch and laser programs for the plant.

Main Activities:

Programming sheet metal parts for Amada NC Turret Punches & Amada Fiber Laser utilizing AP100.

Main Interface:

Internal - Engineering staff, production staff, machine operators.

Main Job Duties:

Create programs using AP100 for new and existing parts Create set up sheets for NC punch and laser operators Create and maintain an organized library of programs that operators can easily navigate Daily collaboration with production planning to review upcoming production orders for the purposes of consolidating parts and creating dynamic nested programs to optimize material usage

Additional Job Duties:

Adjust production orders in ERP system (SAP) to reflect any material usage and material run time changes Prove out new programs, ensuring programs maximize tool life while maintaining part accuracy Make recommendations for standardizing AP100 settings Make recommendations for changes to part designs to optimize for running on punches/laser Make recommendations regarding standard tool load for the NC turret punches to help maximize production efficiency

Education:

High school diploma or

GED Experience:

Minimum 5 years of NC programming of turret punch presses and laser cutting machines in a sheet metal fabrication environment is required Comprehensive knowledge of sheet metal-based product fabrication methods Exposure to an ERP system - SAP preferred

Skills/Knowledge/Abilities:

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings is required Basic shop math and mechanical aptitude is required Basic computer skills (i.e., use of email and Microsoft Office products) is required Proficient in SolidWorks is preferred Ability to set up and operate Amada NC turret punches and fiber laser is preferred

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$30.00 - $40.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person