CNC MACHINING INSTRUCTOR

Precise Tool, Advantech and Big City•Rochester, NY

1d•$32 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

Precise Tool & Manufacturing Inc. is a family-owned, Rochester-based leader in advanced CNC machining and custom manufacturing. The Precise CNC Machining Institute (PCMI) is a 14-week, paid training program designed to prepare individuals for careers in precision manufacturing. This program provides students with full-time, hands-on training focused on developing the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to succeed in a modern manufacturing environment. The program curriculum includes shop math, blueprint reading, introductory GD&T, machining on mills and lathes, and manufacturing safety fundamentals. We are seeking a PCMI Instructor to educate, train, and mentor students throughout the program by delivering classroom instruction, providing hands-on machine training, reinforcing safety compliance standards, and preparing students for successful careers on the manufacturing floor.

Requirements

20 years machining experience
Extensive understanding of blueprint reading.
Knowledge of geometric dimensioning and tolerance.
Ability to demonstrate proper machining practices.
Ability to demonstrate proper work setups.
Demonstrate safe working habits.
Familiar with algebra, trigonometry, and geometry.
Knowledge of G and M code programming.
Knowledge of Mazatrol programming.
Experience using Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel).

Nice To Haves

Education experience preferred
NYS Journeymen Papers preferred

Responsibilities

Prepares daily lesson plans.
Provides hands on instruction for students operating machines.
Orders necessary raw materials for students to complete sample projects.
Manages budget for books, raw materials and any other course related expenses.
Sets students up with access to ToolingU, online software program.
Maintains inventory of tooling/tools.
Grades students’ performance on written tests and ability on machines.
Communicates with students concerning proper behavior and expectations.
Ensures students understand and follow all manufacturing safety procedures, OSHA guidelines, and safety compliance requirements expected on a production floor.
Provides ongoing support and mentorship to program graduates as they transition to the shop floor, helping reinforce skills, safety practices, and overall job success following completion of the 14-week program.
Other duties as assigned.