CNC Lathe Machinist - 2nd Shift

Plansee Group•Franklin, MA

18h•Onsite

About The Position

Plansee USA LLC is seeking a skilled CNC Lathe Machinist for their Plansee site in Franklin, USA. This role specializes in transforming semi-finished molybdenum and tungsten products into complex components, leveraging decades of precision manufacturing and engineering excellence. The successful candidate will join a highly motivated team where local expertise meets the global knowledge and values of the Plansee Group. This is an hourly position with a 2nd shift schedule, offering a 15% shift differential and a $1k sign-on bonus.

Requirements

CNC Machinist Level 2 or 3
Machine type Okuma, Fanuc and Okuma controls.
Ability to set up and operate standard CNC lathes machines.
Ability to understand Blueprints and GD&T.
Fluent in using all types of measuring equipment from hand tools to CMM and Optical comparators.
Read and understand G and M codes.
Ability to perform simple program edits as needed.
Must be able to set up complex jobs using work instructions or guides and work under limited supervision.
Strong attention to detail, ability to communicate effectively and work in a team environment.

Responsibilities

Studies work orders, blueprints, engineering plans, materials, specifications, reference planes, locations of surfaces and machining parameters, interpreting geometric dimensions and tolerances (GD&T).
Operates primary and high-end machinery including set-up and complete program understanding with editing ability to produce complex, non-routine parts and components.
Perform assignments involving machining of surfaces at unusual or compound angles; items that require different or compound indexing; multiple lead and various other non-standard screw threads; helical or other types of gears, worm threads; or surfaces closely interrelated dimensions or complex configurations that usually require special adaption or extension of the use of conventional machine tools.
Perform machining operations on CNC machine tools including shop floor programming and using such procedures as multiple setups, in place machining of fixtures, debugging first run programs and making or suggesting changes to machine tool program.