Assembly Lathe Operator

Daniels Manufacturing Corporation•Orlando, FL

11d

About The Position

Operate and monitor metal-processing equipment according to designated specifications, process parameters, and job-operation details. The role operates manual lathes to produce straight inserts and probes while meeting required tolerances and specifications. It also involves using blueprints and precision measuring equipment, maintaining a clean and orderly work area and equipment, completing time sheets and work orders, and following machine-safety and guarding procedures. Operators may deburr parts with hand tools and inspect incoming parts for compliance and non-conformance.

Requirements

Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to operate machines properly.
Visual acuity to read instructions, operate machines, and visually inspect parts.
Basic blueprint-reading ability.
Ability to use precision tools such as calipers, micrometers, and pin gauges to take accurate measurements.
High school diploma or equivalent work experience.
Ability to lift, push, and pull over 25 lbs.
Ability to work standing while operating equipment throughout the shift.

Nice To Haves

Completion of vocational training is preferred.
One to two (2-3) years of machine shop or production experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Operate manual lathe equipment used in producing straight inserts and probes.
Produce parts to required tolerances and specifications using blueprints and measuring equipment.
Maintain equipment in a clean and orderly condition.
Complete time sheets and work orders as necessary.
Follow machine-operation safety rules and proper guarding procedures.
Deburr parts with hand tools as needed.
Identify and understand basic cutting tools and workholding used for manual lathes.
Follow verbal and written instructions for established processes and procedures.
Ensure incoming parts meet specific requirements; identify non-conformance and verify part counts.
Apply a basic understanding of material identification, including carbon steel, aluminum, brass, and copper.