Assembly Machinist

The Timken Company•Montgomery, IL

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Timken is seeking 1st and 2nd Shift Assembly Machinists to set-up and operate manual lathes, tapping presses, and fit drills within their assembly departments. Timken engineers solutions that keep the world moving by offering products and services to keep the world’s equipment, machinery, and vehicles in motion, impacting industries from NASCAR to NASA. This role is crucial in ensuring the efficiency and reliability of the machinery that keeps global industries operating.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED (validation is required)
Previous manufacturing experience with general machine aptitude
Ability to accurately use calipers, gauges and micrometer
Ability to read and understand blueprints

Nice To Haves

Prior manufacturing and machine operating experience preferred

Responsibilities

Perform all duties as assigned in a safe and efficient manner with an emphasis on quality.
Follow Company and departmental procedures, including regular attendance and punctuality.
Follow all safety rules and keep work area in a clean and orderly condition.
Report any unusual conditions or situations to Lead Person or Supervisor.
Select and change fixtures, plugs, arbors, drill bits and taps.
Set speed and stroke length of drill press, deburr parts and tap parts, use thread, and plug gauges.
Run 1st piece part, make necessary adjustments to attain quality characteristics per print specifications and complete necessary paperwork to attain a set-up approval.
Load parts on chuck or plug, check parts at designated intervals and make necessary adjustments to maintain quality characteristics of part per print specifications throughout machining operations.
Package and tag parts, complete all required paperwork including SPC charting.
Move parts to and from work area and scale as needed.
Wash parts before running.
Maintain all machine fluid levels and belts.
Sign out all necessary gauging equipment from Q.A. and set gauges per print specifications.
Select and change cutting inserts, arbors, and plugs.
Set O.D. size, face size, groove size and chamfer size properly.
True arbor.
Set cutting tool speed and RPM speed properly.
Set appropriate gauges to print specifications.
Load parts, cycle machine, check parts at designated intervals and make necessary adjustments to maintain quality characteristics of part per print specifications throughout machining operations.
Surface grind and re-sharpen teeth on arbor as needed.