2nd Shift Block Prep - Machining Tech

Daimler Truck AG•Byesville, OH

2d•$22 - $31•Onsite

About The Position

Daimler Truck North America is hiring a CNC Mill and Lathe Operator to set up and operate CNC machinery that mills, punches, and drills metal parts. The role involves operating HAAS, Cincinnati, and vertical and horizontal lathes; machining small components; and operating other CNC machines as needed. The position is based onsite in Byesville, Ohio, and is identified as a second-shift role. The successful candidate will perform manufacturing work using standardized procedures, produce parts to specifications and production rates, and contribute to safety, quality, housekeeping, attendance, productivity, and continuous improvement. Employees follow an established work rotation plan, complete training for each rotation position, and cross-train as required. A CNC certificate is preferred; candidates who do not currently hold one must obtain it within six months of accepting the position.

Requirements

Obtain a CNC certificate within six months of accepting the position if not already certified.
Be capable of repetitive hand manipulation, grasping, and supporting power tools.
Be able to stand on concrete for the entire shift and perform repetitive bending, stooping, twisting, reaching, and lifting up to 50 pounds with assistance from a team member or use of a hoist.
Be able to read and understand Work Station Instructions.
Be able to collaborate with a team and work independently.
Be able to work overtime when necessary.
Have a satisfactory attendance record and performance rating.
Be legally authorized to work permanently in the country where the position is located at the time of application.
Successfully complete a criminal background check; a pre-employment drug screen may also be required.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in a manufacturing environment, especially automotive or trucking.
Previous mechanical experience.
Current CNC certificate.
High school diploma or GED; further education is also preferred.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate CNC machinery, including HAAS, Cincinnati, and vertical and horizontal lathes.
Machine small components and other components as needed.
Load and unload parts into CNC machinery and produce parts to specifications and required rates.
Set up machines, touch off, read gauges, and use a surface tester computer.
Understand machine codes and make adjustments as needed; diagnose quality issues.
Use presses, bore machines, belt sanders, torque wrenches, power tools, air tools, hoists, gauges, and other equipment safely and without causing damage.
Use pallet jacks, hoists, and other PIV equipment.
Identify component parts by learning identification numbers.
Follow the established work rotation plan and complete the training matrix for each rotation position.
Read and understand Work Station Instructions, drawings, bills of materials, and specification sheets in electronic and hard-copy formats.
Use computer systems to access company data associated with the assembly process.
Perform physically demanding, repetitive manufacturing work and follow standardized procedures.
Maintain a clean work area and meet quality standards while implementing continuous improvement measures.
Participate in improving safety, quality, attendance, productivity, housekeeping, and throughput.
Cross-train on other jobs as required.
Perform other assigned tasks and duties.