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Deringer Ney

Swiss Machine Operator

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A Manufacturing Machine Operator operates machinery used in a manufacturing facility, including a range of machines used for the production or transport of goods.

$39,773 / year median in Connecticut

+4% projected growth

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Swiss Machine Operator Deringer Ney - 3.8 Bloomfield, CT Job Details Full-time 1 day ago Qualifications Inspection gauge Mechanical blueprint interpretation Measurement-based inspection Computer operation Machine setup Control panels Blueprint specification interpretation Tooling Monitoring dimensions Machining tool setup Inventory management software Dimensional measurements Machine operation safety procedures Precision measurement in machining Mechanical quality control procedures Quality control problem-solving Computer skills Machine adjustment Production documentation Cross-functional communication Equipment adjustment (production tasks) Documentation reviews
Full Job Description Title:
Swiss Machine Operator Job Summary:
Swiss Machine Operator performs all tasks necessary to produce parts that meet all quality requirements of the department and job order documentation. This includes maintenance and inspection duties.
Supervisory Responsibilities:
None Duties/Responsibilities:
Verifies all shop order documentation matches the Job Order, Print, Setup and Offset Sheets. Monitors the production of parts from all operating machines so they meet quality requirements. Identifies and corrects tool wear conditions. Follows quality procedure and uses current method of measuring parts. Works with the department programmer and/or supervisor on part and process development for continuous improvement and cost reductions. Performs a thorough clean out of the machine at the end of the run to prevent material cross contamination. Records any pertinent notes on the set-up sheet requiring investigation by the department programmer and/or supervisor for process or program modifications. Maintains the machines for clean, safe operation by the machine operator. This includes fluid levels and concentrations where appropriate. Keeps tooling and workstation area neat and orderly. Performs any external set-up tasks available to minimize machine down time between set-ups.
Additional Responsibilities:
Prepares additional rod stock utilizing the department lathe. Cleaning of scrap turnings generated by the screw machines. Responsible for maintaining a safe and clean work environment. Responsible for notifying the department supervisor of any supply shortages, safety hazards, or machine related problems, requiring attention. Performs sumping of equipment as required. Assists in the cleaning and handling of parts at the ultrasonic cleaning system. Maintain fluid levels in equipment for safe operation.
Required Skills/Abilities:
Knowledge of safe operation of Screw machines including all key functions of the control panel. Thorough understanding of machining process for the purpose of trouble shooting and correcting defects. Ability to work on more than one machine simultaneously taking advantage of cycle time to do other functions. Functional knowledge of MeasureLink. Ability to perform dimensional measurements utilizing Shadowgraphs, Micrometers, Calipers, Pin Gages, and Depth Gages. Thorough understanding of the shop order and QAP requirements. Understanding of specific customer requirements by use of blueprints and item QAP's. Ability to maintain all documentation requirements. Knowledge of M2M functions as they pertain to inventory transactions and labor ticket entry. Capable of making dependable judgement decisions of quality aspects not related to quantitative measurement. Ability to communicate with and participate with team members. Ability to modify or sharpen tooling as required.
Education and Experience:
High school education Blueprint reading. Understanding of Geometric Tolerance. Good communication skills. Prior machine operator experience strongly preferred
Physical Requirements:
Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Must be able to lift 25 pounds at times. Must be able to access and navigate each department at the organization's facilities.