CNC Machinist - 3rd Shift

Penn Entertainment•Sedalia, MO

7d•Onsite

About The Position

PROENERGY is hiring an intermediate-level CNC Machinist to set up and maintain production on CNC-operated machines. The role is responsible for on-time delivery of manufactured components, attention to detail, and effective teamwork. Candidates with relevant experience or skills will receive additional training on specific machines. Some travel is expected during the first couple of months for machine training, with further travel as needed for training and industry education. The position is located at PROENERGY’s manufacturing facility in Sedalia, Missouri, and reports to the Aero Manufacturing Supervisor.

Requirements

High school diploma and a two-year technical trade degree, completion of a machinist apprenticeship program, or acceptable on-the-job training with the ability to discuss or demonstrate acquired skills.
Fluent English reading, writing, and speaking ability.
US work authorization; candidates requiring sponsorship for a work-authorized visa will not be considered.
Satisfactory completion of a pre-employment drug screen and background check.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.

Nice To Haves

At least five years of experience setting up and operating CNC equipment.
CNC setup and operation experience with a 5-axis vertical mill with a trunnion-style table.
CNC setup and operation experience with a 5-axis vertical mill turn.
CNC setup and operation experience with 5+ axis profile grinders.
CNC setup and operation experience with water jet equipment.
CNC setup and operation experience with 5-axis wire EDM.
Familiarity with machine probing for setup and inspection.
Familiarity with aerospace metals, including superalloys.

Responsibilities

Prepare, set up, and qualify machines and ensure parts conform on various 5-axis CNC machines.
Preview and understand machine programs and written setup information, and understand the proper function and operation of machines being set up.
Troubleshoot non-conformances arising from programming errors, tooling or part misloading, dull cutters, coolant flow, and operator errors.
Train operators, ensure they have the required operational abilities and skills, and sign off on their training.
Ensure quality standards are met by the machinist and operators.
Communicate discrepancies and non-conformances to the immediate lead.
Use measuring equipment to support quality requirements.
Record and enter in-process measurement data using an ERP system or similar method.
Review and interpret complex work instructions, processes, and blueprints, and ask clarifying questions as needed.
Maintain machine and operator conformance for production parts.
Perform production work as a member of the team.
Travel for training and industry education as necessary to maintain job skills.