CNC Machinist

Regal Rexnord•Columbia City, IN

19d

About The Position

CNC Machinist SUMMARY: quality and just in time production flow. Responsible for set-up of equipment, inventory control, set-up and adjustment of production gauging, inspection of parts, as needed for product quality, use of process control methods, and perform routine visual assessment of preventive maintenance requirements on tools and equipment. Read and interpret all process documents and advise supervisor or engineering of clarifications and/or corrections that need to be made, follow detailed procedures and maintain cell records (ie. SPC etc.). Assists in training team members in all operations and communicates production issues to supervisor and/or other team members. Move and store material in the work area in an orderly fashion. Use hand-operated material handling equipment as needed. Use computer systems to perform production transactions and obtain documentation needed for the completion of assigned operations of the manufacturing cell. Interface with product development, engineering, and others as needed to deliver product meeting customer requirements. ESSENTIAL DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES: Duties may include but not limited to: Receives drawings, process prints, set-up sheets, and other written or verbal instructions. Sets up CNC machines or equipment in diversified operations such as machining, milling, turning, grinding, riveting as necessary to produce a completed product. Move or direct the movement of materials in the cell, as needed to produce a constant product flow. Requires the ability to interpret a variety of process prints and competently use the measuring devices provided as production gauging. Requires thorough knowledge of machine controls and operation. Need not be able to program, but knowledge of offset functions is necessary. Will perform production operations when not involved in other responsibilities. May perform machine operating and assembly as required. Adheres to all safety rules and report questionable conditions to department supervisor Apply, follow, and recommend Lean practices. QUALIFICATIONS and COMPETENCIES: Knowledge of CNC machines, CNC lathes & millers, material handling, other machines Ability to read micrometers, bore gages, other complex gauging Ability to make minor program edits Ability to maintain tooling or modify tooling as required Ability to troubleshoot tooling/programming problems on CNC equipment Demonstrates proficiency in Blueprint reading Demonstrates proficiency in Dimensioning, including using GD&T symbols Demonstrates proficiency in Lean Tools & Principles Demonstrates proficiency in Lean Tools & Principles Demonstrates proficiency in CNC Machine Controls Demonstrates proficiency in performing machine offsets Demonstrates proficiency in performing machine setups Demonstrates proficiency in tooling & tool selection Demonstrates proficiency in making minor program adjustments Demonstrates ability to understand basic programming Demonstrates proficiency in Lathe, Mill, and Saw operation, offsets, and setups Ability to train others in CNC Machine operation EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE CREDENTIALS: High School education or equivalent required 2 year technical school preferred Minimum 2 year machining experience Must be able to perform machine shop mathematics, setups, and machining procedures PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to stand, walk, sit,twist, squat, overhead reach, and use hands. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and ability to adjust focus. Lifting requirements include but not limited to the following: Regularly lift and/or move up to 10 pounds Frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds Occasionally lift and/or move up to 75 pounds WORK ENVIRONMENT: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is exposed to an industrial environment including moving mechanical parts. The noise level in the work environment may be loud during some periods.

Requirements

Knowledge of CNC machines, CNC lathes & millers, material handling, other machines
Ability to read micrometers, bore gages, other complex gauging
Ability to make minor program edits
Ability to maintain tooling or modify tooling as required
Ability to troubleshoot tooling/programming problems on CNC equipment
Demonstrates proficiency in Blueprint reading
Demonstrates proficiency in Dimensioning, including using GD&T symbols
Demonstrates proficiency in Lean Tools & Principles
Demonstrates proficiency in Lean Tools & Principles
Demonstrates proficiency in CNC Machine Controls
Demonstrates proficiency in performing machine offsets
Demonstrates proficiency in performing machine setups
Demonstrates proficiency in tooling & tool selection
Demonstrates proficiency in making minor program adjustments
Demonstrates ability to understand basic programming
Demonstrates proficiency in Lathe, Mill, and Saw operation, offsets, and setups
Ability to train others in CNC Machine operation
High School education or equivalent required
2 year technical school preferred
Minimum 2 year machining experience
Must be able to perform machine shop mathematics, setups, and machining procedures

Responsibilities

Responsible for set-up of equipment, inventory control, set-up and adjustment of production gauging, inspection of parts, as needed for product quality, use of process control methods, and perform routine visual assessment of preventive maintenance requirements on tools and equipment.
Read and interpret all process documents and advise supervisor or engineering of clarifications and/or corrections that need to be made, follow detailed procedures and maintain cell records (ie. SPC etc.).
Assists in training team members in all operations and communicates production issues to supervisor and/or other team members.
Move and store material in the work area in an orderly fashion.
Use hand-operated material handling equipment as needed.
Use computer systems to perform production transactions and obtain documentation needed for the completion of assigned operations of the manufacturing cell.
Interface with product development, engineering, and others as needed to deliver product meeting customer requirements.
Receives drawings, process prints, set-up sheets, and other written or verbal instructions.
Sets up CNC machines or equipment in diversified operations such as machining, milling, turning, grinding, riveting as necessary to produce a completed product.
Move or direct the movement of materials in the cell, as needed to produce a constant product flow.
Requires the ability to interpret a variety of process prints and competently use the measuring devices provided as production gauging.
Requires thorough knowledge of machine controls and operation.
Need not be able to program, but knowledge of offset functions is necessary.
Will perform production operations when not involved in other responsibilities.
May perform machine operating and assembly as required.
Adheres to all safety rules and report questionable conditions to department supervisor
Apply, follow, and recommend Lean practices.