CNC Machinist II (3rd Shift)

Murray Equipment, Inc.•Fort Wayne, IN

5d•$24 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

Murray Equipment, Inc. is seeking qualified individuals for career opportunities in CNC machining. Our CNC Machinists will operate & set-up CNC Mills (CNC mill machining center) on 3rd shift for our TCS division. This person will be a dedicated team player, responsible for the efficient setup and production of quality machined components meeting all production requirements. Successful candidates will be motivated, self-directed/ self-starters, mechanically inclined, and well organized. A successful person is detail-oriented and dependable, can follow instructions and consistently produce good work.

Requirements

Prior CNC machining and setup required
Ability to stay focused and be productive during a complete shift.
Ability to understand industrial drawings.
Ability to understand mechanical systems.
Attention to detail
Close-tolerance work
Common hand and power tools
Computer skills
Die grinders
Follow verbal and/or written instructions.
Forklift
G & M Code
Hand truck
Interpersonal Relations
Machine work-offsets
Making of offsets
Measurement Instruments
Mechanical Aptitude
Oral Communication
Organization
Planning
Precision measuring instruments
Project Management
Read Blueprints
Recognition of tool wear
Speeds and Feeds
Time Management
Tooling offsets
Tooling/insert changes
Understands multiple axis adjustment of CNC machine centers
Written Communication (10th grade level)

Nice To Haves

Technical or Trade school in CNC Machining preferred but not required.
Comfortable with making correct choices within a high degree of complexity

Responsibilities

Receives written and/or verbal instructions.
Sets up the computer-controlled machine center (CNC) using a defined series of steps.
Completes a first piece inspection to assure that the machine is correctly setup upon completion of the setup, the setup/operator in collaboration with the Quality Engineer.
Makes appropriate changes as necessary to the CNC setup to produce accurate components that meet customer requirements.
Runs production order upon first piece approval by the Quality Engineer.
Loads raw castings and other parts into a computer-controlled machine center for processing.
Willing to accept and follow all company rules and policies.
Knowledge of proper use and care of inspection equipment, (I.e.: micrometers, calipers, indicators, plug and ring gages.)
Removes parts de-burrs them and completes a check of critical dimensions upon completion of the machine cycle.
Records time and materials used in a prompt and accurate manner.
Recognizes and change dull tooling.
Makes appropriate work offsets.
Works with extremely close tolerances
Ability to perform setups following work documented procedures.
Completes quality parts within established rate guidelines.
Maintains a good work ethic.
Maintains good communication with supervisors and management.
Records scrap materials using established procedures.
Maintains a safe and orderly work area.
Receives direction from Managers and Supervisors.
Receives work instruction from higher level machinists
Consults with Supervision, Level 2 and Level 3 Machinists to identify quality problems and resolve production issues when needed.
Interacts with Production Manager, Supervisors, QC personnel and others in a respectful and responsible manner.
Judges the quality of the product that they complete.
Performs other related duties as assigned. Duties and responsibilities may change at any time with or without notice.

Benefits

Competitive Pay & Excellent Benefits - Fair and competitive pay with opportunities to grow your earnings based on your performance and contribution.
Annual performance reviews with opportunities for pay increases
Additional opportunities throughout the year for performance-based and other pay increases
Health insurance with HSA
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Life and AD&D insurance
Short-term disability
Long-term disability
401(k) with company match
Additional company 401(k) contribution, independent of employee contributions
Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Insurance available for employees and their dependents
Company-Paid Premiums - MEI pays eligible insurance premiums for eligible employees and their eligible dependents, providing significant additional value beyond your regular wages.
More Than Just Your Paycheck - MEI’s investment in you goes beyond your paycheck, with employer-paid benefits worth up to an additional $20/hour in total compensation. Your hourly wage is only one part of what you earn. When you consider company-paid insurance premiums, retirement contributions, and other employer-provided benefits, your total compensation can be worth significantly more than your base rate of pay.