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Johnson Service Group
CNC Machinist 2nd Shift
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A Machinist builds and repairs precisely detailed and sized metal parts used in a variety of tools and appliances. Builds parts following a blueprint or creates original designs.
$48,887 / year median in Illinois
+4% projected growth
Job Description
JSG is a professional/Engineering and Technical search firm, seeking a Tooling and CNC Operator for 2nd shift with one of our clients in Naperville, IL. Job Summary The Tooling and CNC Operator is responsible for fabricating dies for the manufacturing process. Responsibilities include partnering with operations to define tooling needs and priorities and running the CNC lathe and mill machines. Essential Functions Preparing CNC lathe machine and CNC mill machine for operation through basic maintenance and quality checks. Inspecting first workpieces from the CNC and delivering to QC inspectors for initial review. Troubleshooting of machine malfunction and assisting set-up personnel in troubleshooting die malfunction. Building new tools and fixing broken components for smooth machine product creation and die fitting. Sharpening tools, blades, and punches. Creating spare parts for the automation technician for component piece replacement. Running CNC lathe to create final product from copper and aluminum. Building, restoring, altering, and servicing a variety of tools/ dies for workpieces. Working with the set-up personnel to identify priority die fabrication. Utilizing drawings and sketches, but at times being able to work where no design is available. Utilizing blocks and dies to help with the differing dimensions. Complying with all safety regulations as defined in safety guidelines for the manufacturing floor. Understanding and following