CNC Machinist (SDKY) - 3rd Shift

U S Tsubaki Power Transmission•Sandusky, OH

About The Position

U.S. Tsubaki is a leading manufacturer and supplier of power transmission and motion control products. The CNC Machinist performs production work-order activities according to established process procedures, operates and sets up CNC and ancillary equipment, and verifies product quality. The role includes equipment inspections and maintenance, program loading, material handling, tool and insert changes, setup teardown, and reporting operational issues. Other tasks may be assigned and expected to be performed. The standard schedule is four 10-hour days, Monday through Thursday. Overtime may be required on Fridays or Saturdays based on business needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent preferred; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
Technical or mechanical coursework in CNC machining, including setup.
One to two years of manufacturing-related experience.
Skill in operating CNC machinery.
Ability to read blueprints accurately and use measuring devices such as calipers and micrometers.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
Good mathematical skills, including the ability to reason and calculate distances and equations.
Attention to detail and accuracy.
Ability to maintain diplomacy and tact in dealing with others.
Ability to follow production-process and quality procedures.

Responsibilities

Perform work-order activities according to production process procedures.
Conduct daily equipment maintenance inspections, including lubrication, fluid checks and additions, chip handling, and scrap removal.
Load programs and verify procedures through DNC, USB, interfaces, or other specified methods.
Set up, operate, and tear down CNC and ancillary equipment according to assigned specifications, including bar feeders, tool setups, collet changes, chuck jaw boring, and tool touch-off.
Perform CNC cycle-start and stop procedures accurately and efficiently.
Conduct single-step procedures through CNC programs.
Change tool inserts at predetermined intervals.
Load materials into CNCs, VMCs, bar feeders, and ancillary equipment.
Tear down previous setups efficiently by selectively removing unnecessary items.
Perform edge-breaking and deburring as required by operational procedures.
Locate and verify the tools and tool inserts prescribed for CNC programs.
Read and interpret production prints, use measuring devices, and perform product quality checks.
Gather and measure parts produced by CNC operations.
Report operational malfunctions, including equipment failures or damage and scrap.