CNC Machinist - 2nd Shift

Williams International•Ogden, UT

About The Position

The CNC Machinist is responsible for setting up and operating miscellaneous computerized numerical control (CNC) and/or manual machines in the Cell 8595 Turbine Blade & Disk, primarily CNC mills. The role includes ensuring machines are properly tooled and may involve recommending program modifications. The Machinist produces and tests parts to engineering and customer standards, maintains accurate documentation, and supports manufacturing methods that ensure compliance with engineering tolerances and specifications. The role also involves inspecting and finishing machined parts, selecting and adjusting cutting tools, maintaining equipment and the work area, supporting the continuous flow of parts and materials through the cell, communicating shift handoffs, and following safety standards. The employee may train and guide team members at lower skill levels.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Minimum of 2 years of machining experience.
Ability to read, understand, and correctly interpret blueprints, planning documents, and manufacturing specifications.
Demonstrated working knowledge of machining and/or testing-related mathematical concepts.
Basic knowledge of inspection requirements and techniques.
Ability to rough-burr machined parts.
Must be capable of lifting 50 pounds from floor to waist; a lift assist or help from another person is required for lifting more than 50 pounds.
Must be capable of pushing or pulling 60 pounds.
Must have grip strength of at least 50 pounds.
U.S. citizenship is required.
Must be able to obtain a U.S. Government Security Clearance if needed and meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate miscellaneous CNC and/or manual machines, primarily CNC mills.
Machine and/or test parts according to engineering and customer standards and specifications.
Maintain accurate and reliable documentation and records.
Participate in establishing manufacturing methods, including machine, test, material, and tooling requirements.
Perform inspection and/or testing to ensure parts meet manufacturing standards and blueprint specifications; visually inspect parts for burrs or damaged surfaces.
Provide input and recommendations for selecting, installing, and adjusting machine cutting tools appropriate to the material being machined.
Remove burrs, sharp edges, tool marks, and other irregularities from machined parts to meet blueprint and tolerance requirements.
Maintain proper identification of parts according to planning specifications.
Communicate shift-change requirements and provide accurate information and documentation to team members.
Perform routine maintenance on operated machines and equipment.
Clean, organize, and maintain the cellular manufacturing work area according to established standards.
Ensure the continuous flow of materials and parts through the cell.
Adhere to safety standards and regulations.
May train, guide, and assist in developing lower-skill-level team members.