CNC Machinist-Swiss Turning (1st or 2nd Shift)

Steel Partners•Muskego, WI

20h•$28 - $38

About The Position

MTI Motion is hiring a CNC Machinist to work in a job-shop environment operating Hanwah and Tsugami CNC Swiss Turning Machines with Fanuc controls. The role involves completing machine changeovers, making required program edits and offsets, and achieving first-piece inspection approval. The machinist measures parts, documents quality results, and helps ensure production output is achieved. The position may also operate other CNC turning or milling machines as needed. The machinist retrieves and reviews job documentation and raw materials, maintains heat-lot traceability, troubleshoots machining and programming issues, and operates secondary equipment to finish and clean parts. The role also includes recording labor and production information, training other operators as needed, following safety procedures, performing routine equipment maintenance, maintaining a clean work area, and providing end-of-shift reports.

Requirements

3–5 years of experience setting up and operating CNC Swiss Turning Machines.
Extensive knowledge of part drawings, GD&T, and associated shop math.
Experience with Fanuc controls using G and M programming code.
Strong knowledge of material types and characteristics related to machining techniques.
Ability to consistently measure exacting tolerances using shop tools, gauges, and equipment.
Experience working in ISO-9001 and AS-9100 quality machining environments.
High school diploma or GED; CNC degree or Journeyman Machinist qualification listed.

Nice To Haves

Ability to operate or program CMMs.

Responsibilities

Retrieve job-related information, including routings, drawings, programs, and inspection sheets.
Review raw material for dimensions, quantity, and defects, and maintain heat-lot traceability.
Perform changeover activities through first-piece inspection, including program edits and offsets.
Measure part features and dimensions with precision tools and gauges, and document results according to in-process inspection requirements and AQL sampling intervals.
Detect and troubleshoot machining and programming issues.
Operate secondary equipment to finish and clean parts for subsequent operations.
Maintain attention to detail to achieve quality and production results.
Use a PC or laptop to record labor and production information.
Train other operators on job-related items as needed.
Follow prescribed safety rules and procedures.
Perform routine equipment maintenance and keep the work area clean and orderly.
Provide end-of-shift activity reports.
Operate other CNC turning or milling machines when needed.