CNC Machinist 1

MKS Instruments•Lawrence, MA

1d•$15 - $28

About The Position

As a CNC Machinist 1 at MKS Instruments, you will operate CNC lathe equipment to produce parts that meet dimensional specifications. You will be responsible for machining, cleaning, and inspecting your own work. This role reports to the Manufacturing Specialist. The position involves loading parts into machines, cycling machines, monitoring for malfunctions such as worn or damaged tools, inspecting parts for conformity, deburring and cleaning parts, completing quality-control documentation, and communicating issues to the supervisor. You will also perform other repetitive and assigned duties to maintain efficiency and a clean, safe work environment. The work takes place in a professional office and/or laboratory/manufacturing environment. The role requires extended periods of sitting, standing, or typing; regular manual dexterity and coordination; occasional handling of objects weighing up to 50 pounds; and the ability to remain stationary for 80% of the time. Work includes close-range observation, computer use, and attention to safety when handling mechanical and electrical hardware and working around high voltage, gas, water, and heat. The noise level is usually average.

Requirements

High school or trade school diploma.
At least 1 year of CNC machine operator experience.
Ability to monitor tool wear and make dimensional adjustments (offsets).
Ability to read and interpret blueprints.
Ability to use measuring instruments such as micrometers and calipers.
Ability to work efficiently to achieve targeted goals.
Must be flexible, reliable, self-starting, and a team player, with the ability to work with little or no supervision.
Good manual dexterity and coordination.
Ability to communicate information and ideas so others understand and to exchange accurate information.
Dedication to safety when handling mechanical and electrical hardware and working around high voltage, gas, water, and heat.

Responsibilities

Operate CNC equipment to fabricate parts.
Load parts into machines, cycle machines, and detect malfunctions in machine operations, including worn or damaged tools.
Conduct random inspections to ensure parts conform to required specifications, including visual inspection with a microscope.
Deburr and clean parts.
Complete quality-control documentation and inspection sheets accurately.
Resolve and communicate problems or issues to the supervisor.
Perform a variety of other repetitive tasks.
Perform other assigned duties to maintain efficiency and a clean and safe work environment.