CNC Machining Operator - 2nd Shift

Binks US LLC•Wixom, MI

145d

About The Position

The CNC Machining Operator sets up, operates, and troubleshoots CNC machines to achieve first article and meet production goals for cycle time, quantity, and quality. The role includes reading and interpreting schematics, blueprints, work instructions, and MIPs; safely loading and unloading parts and raw material; carrying out side operations such as deburring; and performing daily cleaning and light machine maintenance. The operator inspects work using precision measuring and gauging tools, records quality assurance measurements and defects, maintains tooling, changes tools and holders to preserve machine settings, and operates other NC-controlled or manual equipment as needed. The role also involves palletizing material, maintaining Kanban records, removing chips and shavings, maintaining 5S standards, and resolving minor issues while escalating larger problems to a supervisor or manager. This position is considered a process expert and trainer. The operator supports manufacturing engineers in production, projects, and special assignments; works with programmers and engineers to plan and execute insourcing projects; complies with company policies, ISO standards, and applicable laws; and works toward SQDC target metrics. Other duties may be assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, Technical School certificate, or related work experience.
Three to five years of prior successful experience operating CNC machines.
Extensive experience with one or more of the following CNC machines: Hass, Hardinge, or Tsugami Swiss.
Ability to prioritize work and work with minimal supervision.
Ability to read, write, and perform simple to moderate mathematical calculations.
Ability to operate machines precisely, with a high degree of attention to producing quality products.
Ability to perform the job safely.
Ability to read and use a 6- to 12-inch scale, vernier calipers, comparator, pin gauge, thread gauges, and micrometer.
Ability to read blueprints, bills of materials, and part specifications.
Understanding of and ability to perform tool wear offsets.
Experience machining one or more of the following materials: nickel-based stainless-steel alloys such as Inconel or Monel, copper, aluminum, and/or titanium.

Responsibilities

Set up, operate, and troubleshoot CNC machines to achieve first article.
Read and interpret schematics, blueprints, work instructions, and MIPs.
Safely load and unload parts and raw material in CNC machinery.
Perform side operations during machine cycle time, such as deburring, as required.
Perform daily and regular cleaning and light maintenance on CNC machinery.
Meet production goals for cycle time, quantity, and quality.
Palletize material coming to the machine from the preceding operation, as required.
Maintain Kanban records and levels.
Remove chips and shavings as needed.
Resolve minor problems and recognize issues requiring supervisor or manager assistance.
Verify and record quality assurance measurements and document defects.
Maintain and improve 5S standards in the cell.
Comply with company policies, ISO standards, and applicable laws and legislation.
Work toward SQDC target metrics.
Support manufacturing engineers in daily production, projects, and special assignments as directed.
Maintain tooling while operating machines.
Determine inspection specifications and perform required inspections before, during, and after machining using precision measuring and gauging tools.
Change tooling and tooling holders to maintain machine settings and produce quality products throughout production.
Operate other equipment as required, including NC-controlled and manual equipment where applicable.
Serve as a process expert and trainer.
Work directly with programmers and engineers in planning and executing insourcing projects.
Perform other duties as assigned.