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Wisconsin Metal Fab LLC
CNC Lathe Machinist
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What they do
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.
$48,959 / year median in Wisconsin
-3% projected decline
Job Description
We are looking for an experienced CNC Lathe Machinist to work day shift 4 10 hour shifts. Job Summary Sets up, program, edit and operates a CNC Lathe machine and machining centers to perform a series of intricate and/or complex machining operations to produce a variety of machined parts while adhering to internal and customer-driven quality standards and scheduling requirements in a metal fabrication environment. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Sets up, program, edit and operate CNC machines/machining centers as required to produce a wide variety of machined parts. Reads work orders, prints and/or drawings to select type and size of metal stock and to determine quantity, dimensions and tolerances of parts. Follows setup procedures, operates and adjusts multi-axis CNC controlled machines/machining centers Adjusts machine controls to meet variable machining conditions. Downloads operating program to CNC console and verifies there are no computer problems or data discrepancies present. May be required to manually program using G and M codes as well. Produces the first piece of a product in a run, inspects the piece for conformance to specifications by using standard measuring tools and then finishes the production run maintaining quality standards throughout the run. Monitors and evaluates machine operation; troubleshoots production problems, their causes and takes appropriate corrective action. Reports improper operation, faulty equipment, defective materials and unusual conditions to the Team Leader. Maintains necessary records and workflow processes. Maintains work area and equipment in a safe, clean and orderly condition. Knows and complies with all personal, machine and facility safety practices and regulations; understands and follows company workplace rules. Essential Physical Requirements Must be able to lift 0 - 50 pounds frequently; 50 - 75 pounds occasionally; over 75 pounds rarely. Must be able to routinely stand, sit, stoop, twist and bend throughout a nine-hour shift. Must have excellent manual dexterity and some ambidexterity. Visual acuity (corrected) required for reading machine controls, written material, blueprints and precision measuring instruments used in the inspection of parts. Hearing ability sufficient to monitor machine sounds to identify and diagnose changes in order to take appropriate action. Education and Experience Required Two years' experience in machine operation in fabrication and machining industry preferred. High School Diploma / GED required.