CNC Machinist 1st Shift

Gleason•Rochester, NY

7d•$22 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

Gleason Corporation, a global leader in gear technology with over 2,200 employees and 13 manufacturing facilities, is seeking Machinists with a wide range of experience for 1st Shift openings. Gleason offers excellent learning opportunities for candidates beginning their career in Advanced Manufacturing, as well as Precision Machinist jobs for experienced candidates. The company is known for its commitment to work that matters, skill development, and tangible accomplishments. Gleason values employees who are energized by challenges, adaptable, growth-minded, and invested in the success of colleagues and customers. The Machinist Career Ladder provides a clear path for career advancement within the company.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of trade mathematics including plane geometry and the use of trigonometric functions and machinist handbook formulas.
Requires supervision, guidance and training as skills are developed.
Intermediate knowledge of trade mathematics including plane geometry and the use of trigonometric functions and machinist handbook formulas.
Advanced knowledge of trade mathematics including plane geometry and the use of trigonometric functions and machinist handbook formulas.
Thorough knowledge of advanced shop mathematics. They have skill in using geometry and trigonometric formulas to compute compound angles, angular indexing, hole patterns, pitch lead, and pitch diameters for various standard and non-standard threads.
Basic computer skills; knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel is a plus.
High school diploma or equivalent required.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree in Advance Manufacturing/Machining desired.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate a variety of conventional and/or CNC machine tools to produce precision parts and/or instruments by applying knowledge of mechanics, mathematics, metal properties, layout, and machining procedures.
Verify product by inspection of precision parts to meet defined print specifications.
Read and interpret blueprints, program readouts, and technical directives to determine and obtain materials and cutting tools for the job and to visualize the finished part and critical surfaces, dimensions, and tolerances.
Complete basic machine set ups.
Follow detailed instructions concerning the location of necessary dimensions on blueprints, sequence of machine operations, machine feeds and speeds, tools to be used, alignment processes, and predetermined machined dimensions.
Align parts in the machine according to set methods and given reference points, exercising care to keep material, holding fixtures, and machine stops clear of chips and particles.
Use knowledge of machine operations to recognize defective tooling, improper coolant flow, the need for changing speeds or feeds, machine malfunctions, or obvious dimensional deviations. Correct the problem by adjusting the machine, cutting tool, or fixture or obtain assistance from a higher level machinist.
Use measuring instruments such as internal and external micrometers, vernier height and depth gages, indicators, scales, and various standard or preset snap, plug, bore, or ring gages to achieve and maintain critical dimensions and tolerances during the machining process.
Use measuring instruments to check the accuracy of dimensions and maintain dimensions through the use of fixtures or preset machine stops, depending upon the dimensional tolerances allowed.
Operate a wider variety of more complex machine tools.
Extend the scope of operations on these machines by using various standard machine attachments such as rotary tables, magnetic chucks, gear changing boxes, angular drive heads, taper attachments, and universal milling attachments.
Plan and lay out work from blueprints, work sheets, and drawings that may have missing or incorrect information.
Operate CNC machine tools when the required manual input includes changes in coolant flow, increases or decreases in speeds and feeds, or stops are programmed for dimensional checks or minor adjustments.
Edit a CNC program to ensure the part meets the drawing specifications.
Perform a full range of machining operations on most types of conventional or CNC machine tools and their various attachments.
Setup, operate and debug programs on a variety of CNC machine tools.
Understand a variety of machine controls and able to make necessary manual inputs to insure accurate dimensional tolerances are achieved.
Establish needed dimensions such as those required for chasing threads or machining angular surfaces; locating and marking surfaces and angles to be machined, locating reference points, or performing other layout work necessary to facilitate accurate job setups on a variety of conventional or CNC machine tools.
Manufacture an entire item, carrying out all machining operations necessary for completion, and performing precision handwork such as filing, scraping and lapping to fit, assemble, and finish machined parts.
Operate conventional or CNC machines in automatic and semiautomatic mode and make logical decisions at each program stop or decision point to manually input, change, adjust, or otherwise complete the machine instructions to produce a quality finished product.
Perform machining processes requiring special adaption of equipment or processes for which they were not specifically designed.
Use special or improvised tools, fixtures, and setups to machine unusual surface configurations such as curved surfaces requiring machine feeds in different planes simultaneously; surfaces having closely interrelated dimensions; or surfaces having unusual or compound angular relationships.
Read existing CNC programs line by line during the machining operation to predict and correct potential process failures before they occur resulting in a machine collision and damage to machine tooling or part.
Recommend changes to CNC machine tool programs on deficiencies noted; and to coordinate directly with the parts programmer or toolmaker.
Critique part designs and make recommendations for design modifications to part features.
Provide training and assist others with the most complex machining processes, programming edits and problem solving. Act as mentor and coach to other team members and shares knowledge, advice and assistance with all team members.
Meet daily/weekly production targets.
Comply with all company policies, procedures and practices.
Follow all department processes/procedures through consistent application of sound quality assurance principles.
Work cooperatively with all team members.
Multi-task and engage in work related activities to maximize productivity.
Be willing to learn and participate in operations and development of equipment within the cell.
Actively participate in Continuous Improvement initiatives and 5-S projects to support improved operations and cost reduction.
Participate in activities related to improvement in Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) by contributing ideas to reduce scrap and rework.
Willingness to work overtime and different shifts as needed to meet productivity requirements and customer expectations.