CNC Machinist - 1st Shift - 90 Day Increase Eligibile

TTM•Stafford Springs, CT

About The Position

The Machinist programs and operates CNC and other manufacturing equipment. The role supports production, quality, safety, equipment maintenance, and workflow goals, and may include cross-training in other departmental operations. This position is eligible for a 90-day evaluation and a pay increase if key performance indicators are met. The employee must comply with TTM export-control policies and applicable laws, including ITAR, EAR, and OFAC requirements.

Requirements

Prior CNC training is required.
Ability to program using FANUC machine language and experience with a HAAS controller.
Ability to generate simple programs for a conversational control system on a 3-axis vertical milling machine.
Knowledge of calipers and micrometers, and ability to read blueprints.
Ability to cross-train and become certified in most or all departmental operations.
Consistent record of high productivity and quality.
Ability to work overtime and weekends if necessary.
Ability to comply with TTM export-control policies and applicable laws, including ITAR, EAR, and OFAC requirements.

Nice To Haves

Ability to complete sheet metal fabrication.
Two to four years of PCB experience.

Responsibilities

Operate 3- and 4-axis CNC milling machines.
Work with engineers and technicians to troubleshoot minor mechanical malfunctions.
Perform operator maintenance according to machine procedures, facilitate maintenance personnel access to equipment, and maintain good housekeeping.
Mentor less experienced operators.
Meet production requirements by following the dispatch list, working toward daily production goals, participating in shift crossovers, assisting the technician and supervisor with workflow, and improving personal and module productivity.
Meet quality requirements by completing training and certifications, following ISO procedures and applicable processes, maintaining machine operation, handling materials properly, following the material review board process, identifying quality, registration, or scaling issues, and improving personal and module quality.
Meet safety requirements by wearing required personal protective equipment, following housekeeping guidelines, and adhering to safety rules.
Operate miscellaneous equipment, including the laser drill, scope, bevel, and oven.
Begin cross-functional work within the department, such as operating routing machines.
Participate in departmental or company-wide improvement initiatives.
Cross-train and become certified in department operations.