CNC Machinist (Operator A) - 2nd Shift

Eaton Corporation•Glenolden, PA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Eaton’s IS AER FED division is hiring a CNC Machinist (Operator A) in Glenolden, Pennsylvania. This second-shift position supports a growing CNC machining team and offers the opportunity to work with new equipment as it is upgraded. Core hours are 2:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m., Monday through Friday. The stated hourly rate is $28.50 plus a 15% shift premium. The CNC Machinist sets up and operates CNC mills and lathes to produce parts according to engineering drawings, selecting and using the appropriate tools, gauges, and equipment. The role also includes operating manual and other basic machine tools, inspecting machined features, supporting manufacturing engineering with troubleshooting and process development, training coworkers, and identifying continuous-improvement opportunities.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED from an accredited institution.
At least 3 years of experience as a machinist or tool maker working in the trade.
Proficiency in trigonometry.
Tool-sharpening skills, including boring bars and drills on Darex and Tree Pan tools.
Ability to operate most equipment in turning or milling.
Ability to use a personal computer.
Proficiency in print reading and inspection, including CMM for milling.
Must be a U.S. person as defined by ITAR: a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, political asylee, or refugee.
Applicants must be within 50 miles of the work location, except active-duty military service member candidates are exempt from this geographic limitation.

Nice To Haves

Experience or formal education in design or drafting, with an emphasis on CAD.
CNC programming experience, specifically MasterCAM.
At least 5 years of experience as a machinist or tool maker.

Responsibilities

Interpret blueprints created under ANSI/ASME Y14.5 geometric dimensioning and tolerancing guidelines and manufacture parts to specification.
Set up and operate CNC lathes (3- and 4.5-axis) and/or CNC mills (4- and 5-axis) in a production environment.
Interpret and edit G-code numerical-control programs.
Set up and operate basic machine tools, including drill presses, manual presses, saws, and shears.
Set up and operate manual lathes and/or mills.
Sharpen cutting tools.
Inspect GD&T features using basic and advanced techniques and equipment, including verniers, micrometers, indicators, comparators, bore micrometers, surface plates, and coordinate measuring machines.
Assist Manufacturing Engineering with intermediate and some advanced troubleshooting of machining products.
Assist Manufacturing Engineering with process development and tool identification.
Train others on machines and processes within the Value Stream.
Identify and initiate continuous improvements related to product safety, quality, and efficiency or cost.