CNC Machine Operator in Training
About The Position
As an Operator-in-Training / CNC Machine Operator, you will be responsible for operating machine controls, machining components, inspecting finished parts, and deburring as required. You will monitor parts during production to ensure conformance to quality and customer requirements, and follow established processes and sequences of operations. This role involves reading and interpreting basic blueprint dimensions and tolerances, meeting Earned Standard Hours goals, and completing all required documentation accurately. You will also follow procedures for identifying, documenting, and controlling nonconforming parts, participate in Ultra C-Lean initiatives, and maintain proper inventory and care of tools and equipment. Additionally, you will detect and report equipment malfunctions, maintain a safe and organized work environment, perform machine setups and tool offsets (verified by a Team Lead or Machinist), and accurately complete the Tie-In Book with detailed notes. You will mark each unloaded part with your employee number and associated operation number, and perform other duties as assigned by supervision.
Requirements
- Ability to read and interpret basic blueprint dimensions and tolerances
- Ability to meet Earned Standard Hours goals and performance objectives
- Ability to complete all required documentation accurately
- Ability to follow procedures for identifying, documenting, and controlling nonconforming parts
- Ability to maintain proper inventory and care of hand tools and inspection equipment
- Ability to detect equipment malfunctions or out-of-tolerance machining and promptly report issues
- Ability to maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment
- Ability to perform machine setups and tool offsets (verified by a Team Lead or Machinist before production)
- Ability to accurately complete the Tie-In Book
- Ability to mark each unloaded part with employee number and associated operation number
Nice To Haves
- Experience with CNC machine operation
- Experience with deburring
- Familiarity with Syteline records
- Participation in Ultra C-Lean initiatives
- Experience with hand tools and inspection equipment
- Experience with machine setups and tool offsets
- Experience with Tie-In Books
Responsibilities
- Load parts, operate machine controls, machine components, inspect finished parts, and deburr as required
- Monitor parts during production to ensure conformance to quality and customer requirements
- Follow established processes, sequences of operations, and setup requirements (with supervision as needed)
- Read and interpret basic blueprint dimensions and tolerances
- Meet Earned Standard Hours goals and performance objectives
- Complete all required documentation accurately, including: PCDs, Job clock-in/clock-out entries, Daily operator checklists, Paper and/or Syteline records
- Follow Orizon’s procedures for identifying, documenting, and controlling nonconforming parts
- Participate in and sustain Ultra C-Lean initiatives
- Maintain proper inventory and care of hand tools and inspection equipment
- Detect equipment malfunctions or out-of-tolerance machining and promptly report issues to the Cell Leader or supervision
- Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment in compliance with all policies and procedures
- Perform machine setups and tool offsets (verified by a Team Lead or Machinist before production)
- Accurately complete the Tie-In Book, including detailed notes on completed work, tool issues, machine alerts, setup checks, and shadow boards
- Mark each unloaded part with your employee number and associated operation number (PCD or IR aligned)
- Perform other duties as assigned by supervision
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
