CNC and Automation Machinist - 2nd Shift

Gleason•Loves Park, IL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Gleason Corporation is a leader in gear technology with over 2,200 employees and 13 manufacturing facilities worldwide. We offer a career that matters, providing opportunities for skill development and tangible accomplishments. We are looking for positive, adaptable, and growth-minded individuals who are energized by challenges and invested in the success of our customers and colleagues. This role is for a 2nd Shift CNC and Automation Operator responsible for setting up and loading CNC Profile Grinders, as well as loading and unloading automated cobot machine loaders. The position requires the use of inspection equipment including dial calipers, micrometers, gauge blocks, and other CMM and inspection equipment. We seek dependable applicants who are focused on delivering the highest quality products and take pride in their work.

Requirements

Previous machine operation experience
Ability to learn specific computer software and systems
Knowledge of “trade” mathematics
Multi-task and engage in work related activities to maximize productivity.
Works cooperatively with others
Does what it takes to meet productivity targets and metrics

Responsibilities

Set up and load CNC Profile Grinders.
Load and unload automated cobot machine loaders.
Utilize inspection equipment including dial calipers, micrometers, and gauge blocks as well as other CMM and inspection equipment.
Read and interpret blueprints, program readouts, and technical directives to determine and obtain materials and cutting tools for the job and to visualize the finished part and critical surfaces, dimensions, and tolerances.
Complete basic machine set ups.
Follow detailed instructions concerning the location of necessary dimensions on blueprints, sequence of machine operations, machine feeds and speeds, tools to be used, alignment processes, and predetermined machined dimensions.
Align parts in the machine according to set methods and given reference points, exercising care to keep material, holding fixtures, and machine stops clear of chips and particles.
Use knowledge of machine operations to recognize defective tooling, improper coolant flow, the need for changing speeds or feeds, machine malfunctions, or obvious dimensional deviations. Correct the problem by adjusting the machine, cutting tool, or fixture or obtain assistance from a higher-level machinist.
Use measuring instruments to check the accuracy of dimensions and maintain dimensions using fixtures or preset machine stops, depending upon the dimensional tolerances allowed.