CNC Machinist

BWXT • Oakville, ON

64d • CA$29 - CA$39 • Onsite

About The Position

At BWXT Precision Manufacturing Inc. (BWXT PMI), we are committed to excellence in every business initiative. With nearly 130 workers across locations in Oakville, Ontario, BWXT PMI is a leading supplier of nuclear-grade materials and precision-machined components for CANDU® nuclear power utilities around the globe. BWXT Precision Manufacturing Inc. (BWXT PMI) is a leading supplier of nuclear-grade materials and precision-machined components for CANDU® nuclear power utilities around the globe. We are an industry leader in providing critical nuclear components such as Fuel Channel End Fittings, Liners, Feeders, and Shield Plugs. BWXT PMI has a range of opportunities in professional disciplines, including Machining, Metal Fabrication, Quality Control, Project Management and Engineering. We believe in empowering our employees and cultivating a dynamic workplace that fosters growth and collaboration. Whether you’re an experienced professional or just starting your career, you'll find opportunities to challenge yourself, learn from seasoned experts, and contribute to nuclear innovation. We required a diverse range of skills to support our work in the markets that drive our business and welcome candidates from all backgrounds and life stages who are passionate about making a difference. The CNC Machinist reports to the Production Supervisor and is responsible for the operation of one or more CNC machines. The CNC Machinist manufactures large precision-machined components working to tolerances less than 0.0005” using four and five axis mills, lathes, and/or mill-turn equipment. All work must be done purposefully with safety as the first priority.

Requirements

• Able to use a variety of BWXT machines and work on multiple BWXT parts to varying degrees of complexity.
• Educational background in manufacturing or equivalent experience working on CNC machines.
• 5+ years of experience running 4 and 5 axis CNC mills, multi-axis lathes, long lathes, and/or mill/turn machines.
• Able to read and interpret engineering component drawings including a strong understanding of metrology and GD&T.
• Demonstrated ability as an adaptable team player with strong communication and problem-solving abilities.
• Strong ability to work independently to complete assignments promptly while maintaining the high standards required in our industry.
• Experience using lifting devices (cranes and forklifts).

Nice To Haves

• CNC Machinist with a Certificate of Qualification is an asset.
• Experience working in the aerospace, defence or nuclear industry is a definite asset.

Responsibilities

• Run multiple BWXT machines and demonstrates an ability to work on various BWXT parts of varying degrees of complexity.
• Design and machine complex tooling / fixture as necessary.
• Establish with CNC Programmers and Engineers the key dimensions that need to be trended at the machine in the dimension sheets and in the MCS to ensure process capability.
• Adjust programs/reprogram the part in accordance with the approved PCR.
• Set up, troubleshoot and/or operate one or more of the following machine(s), using vises, fixtures, chucks, etc., concurrently in assigned area under limited supervision: CNC lathe, CNC mill, bandsaw, manual mill, manual drill press, and other power tools.
• Read and interpret technical drawings to set-up parts appropriately to ensure conformity and cycle time requirements.
• May transfer CNC programs between CNC equipment.
• Monitor to ensure Tool Life Management is implemented across the cell and in the respective machines which have automated systems.
• Work with Manufacturing Engineering and Programming to prove out programs and lock them out, standardize and make minor changes to existing programs in accordance with established procedures.
• Enhance and follow approved work instructions and drawings provided.
• Strive to hit 100% first time throughput on setup’s and expedited through the QC department.
• Follow MCS and complete sign-offs as required.
• Perform basic machine adjustments, if necessary (ex. tool offsets).
• Set tools per Tooling Set Sheet.
• Read and interpret technical drawings to verify machined parts.
• Complete PCR’s to indicate process deficiencies or to make continuous improvement recommendations.
• Follow tooling life replacement program.
• Visually or mechanically inspect parts for defects (cracks, chips, dimension, surface finish, etc.) as part of in-process inspection; record results and notify lead/supervisor of deviation as appropriate.
• Comfortable using the following for measuring and inspection: various types of micrometers and calipers, profilometer, height gauge, indicators, edge finders, thread gauges, pin gauges, and bore gauges with master ring.
• Understand and meet or exceed production and quality standards; seek to minimize reject rate.
• Follow approved work instructions and drawings provided.
• Perform some simple machine preventative maintenance functions, i.e. checking coolants, checking lubricants, and changing filters, etc.
• Keep machines and work area clean; notify supervisor or maintenance when machine abnormalities occur.
• Possess the ability to use the computer system for basic departmental transactions.
• Safely move components with lifting devices such as overhead cranes, jib cranes, and fork-lifts.

Benefits

• Competitive Salaries
• Competitive Shift Premiums
• Retirement Savings: Grow your future with a company-matched RRSP.
• Health and Dental Coverage: Access competitive benefits plus a Health Care Spending Account.
• Life Insurance: Enjoy peace of mind with company-sponsored life insurance.
• Educational Refund Program: Receive up to $5,250 USD annually through our Education Refund Program.
• Employee Referral Program: Help us grow our team and earn generous, two-tiered referral bonuses.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed