CNC Machinist (1st Shift Weekdays)

ADDMAN Engineering•Statesville, NC

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Addman Engineering is seeking a CNC Machinist for its Statesville, North Carolina location. The machinist sets up, operates, and cleans CNC and milling machines to support efficient operations, prevent contamination, and achieve optimal utilization. The role contributes to aerospace and additive manufacturing work by producing high-quality parts to specifications, developing workable machining methods, and setting up, machining, and inspecting required operations. The machinist also performs daily machine maintenance and provides guidance to less experienced machinists. The role requires attention to safety and quality, the ability to interpret drawings and specifications, and skill using machining, tooling, and inspection equipment. The work takes place in manufacturing areas and involves required personal protective equipment. Applicants must be eligible to work in the United States without company sponsorship and should be eligible for any U.S. Government authorizations required under export-control regulations.

Requirements

Graduate of a related two-year vocational school program and three years of related work experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Proficient with manual and CNC mills, manual and CNC lathes, hand filing, and deburring.
Proficient in programming and using CNC control functions.
Able to set up tools and fixtures and select and use inspection equipment and techniques.
Able to interpret drawings and specifications, evaluate work quality, and resolve process issues.
Commitment to placing safety first and following safety policies and procedures.
Able to work in a dynamic environment with changing priorities while exceeding customer expectations.
Able to work independently with minimal supervision; self-motivated and possessing a strong work ethic.
Able to work on cross-functional teams and support timely delivery of quality products.
Computer aptitude with Outlook, PowerPoint, Word, and Excel.
Able to read, write, and communicate in English.
Team player willing to learn new skills and concepts.
Eligible to work in the United States without company sponsorship.
Should be eligible for any U.S. Government authorizations required to conform to export-control regulations.

Responsibilities

Set up, operate, clean, and perform daily maintenance on CNC and additive manufacturing machines.
Make high-quality parts to specifications and meet time and quality standards.
Develop workable and effective methods for machining operations.
Set up tools and fixtures and make proper use of machines, tooling, and inspection equipment.
Set up, machine, and inspect all required operations.
Inspect part sizes and geometries to a precision of .0002 inches.
Select and use appropriate inspection equipment and techniques, interpret drawings and specifications, and determine whether work meets quality requirements.
Resolve process issues, deburr and finish parts to a high standard, and bring up potential problems with suggested solutions.
Provide leadership and guidance to less experienced machinists to improve their machining, inspection, and problem-solving skills.
Follow personal protective equipment requirements, safety policies, and hazardous-waste disposal procedures.
Seek additional duties when needed and contribute positively to the team and workplace.
Support cross-functional teams to ensure quality products are delivered on time.