Night Shift CNC Machinists

CMI Group Aerospace & Defense•Phoenix, AZ

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Night Shift CNC Machinists needed in south Phoenix for Aerospace & Defense Manufacturing. This role involves operating CNC machines without oversight, understanding process troubleshooting, and demonstrating proper setup techniques. The position requires a clear understanding of CNC controls, G & M program codes, tool management, and the ability to use basic inspection and measuring equipment. Candidates must be able to work 40+ hours per week in a fast-paced, high-demand, quality environment.

Requirements

Due to the nature of work performed within our facilities, U.S. citizenship or Valid Permanent Resident status is required.
Ability to use computer software, company ERP system, clocking in and out of jobs, etc.
2+ years of experience running CNC lathes, CNC mills or grinders
Good understanding of GD&T and industry standards of inspection
Must be able to stand for the majority of the work shift
Must be able to work 40+ hours per week
Sufficient verbal and written communication skills
Good problem solving skills

Responsibilities

Operate CNC machines without oversight running proven production jobs
Understand process trouble shooting techniques with the ability to display those attributes
Demonstrate proper setup techniques, loading, indicating, touch off, of all tooling
Ability to load programs and verify correct operation, revision, etc.
Cutting jaws and loading of needed fixtures
First piece buy-off
Daily machine maintenance (checking fluid levels, cleaning out chips, etc.)
Maintaining a clean and organized work space
Clear understanding of CNC controls including G & M program codes
Tool management, entering in offsets without oversight to compensate for tool wear etc.
Replacement of worn and damaged tools (inserts, boring bars, end mills, drills, etc.)
Ability to read and have a clear understanding of B/P’s including assemblies, dimensions, tolerances, symbols, notes, abbreviations, GD&T (geometric dimensioning and tolerancing), and any other standard nomenclature per customer, government, or industry standards
Proper use of basic inspection, measuring and test equipment to verify machined dimensions of product
Working knowledge of the use of dial bore gages, air gages, intertest gages, etc.
In-process inspection of parts machined
Recording inspection data at the prescribed intervals per the inspection traveler or other company paperwork
Filling out MOT and job routers
Maintaining correct part counts on the MOT for the operations performed
Tagging hardware and recording discrepancies on proper paperwork for hardware known to be discrepant
Communicate any job related issues/questions (part feature, program, inspection, etc.) to lead personnel for resolution and or clarification
Reporting all machine collisions and malfunctions to lead personnel
Adhering to all company and industry safety standards and protocols
Understanding of industry buy-off requirements, company specific handling & FOD requirements, product identification requirements, filling out company paperwork properly (MOT, Inspection Travelers, Job Sheets, etc.)