CNC Manufacturing Operator

Xerox•Webster, NY

7d•$30•Onsite

About The Position

Xerox is seeking a CNC Manufacturing Operator to support the manufacturing and reclaiming of fuser, pressure, and metering rolls within WFBC. This position operates fully automated machinery, manually loaded equipment, and a variety of precision machining systems to produce parts that meet established quality and safety standards. The ideal candidate is safety-focused, mechanically inclined, and comfortable setting up, operating, adjusting, and troubleshooting CNC and conventional manufacturing equipment.

Requirements

2-5+ years experience operating CNC, automated, or conventional machining equipment in a manufacturing environment.
Can complete machine setups, equipment changeovers, program edits, and basic troubleshooting.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, process sheets, and manufacturing instructions.
Use precision measuring instruments to verify that parts meet required specifications.
Understand machining concepts such as speeds, feeds, cutting-tool wear, and process adjustments.
Experience using SPC methods or other production-quality tracking systems.
Experience with Windows-based computer systems to access and record manufacturing data.
Can safely operate material-handling equipment and work with various manufacturing materials.
Detail-oriented and committed to quality, accuracy, and workplace safety.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience manufacturing or reclaiming rollers, precision components, or similar products.
Experience operating turret lathes, multi-spindle drill presses, waterjets, grinders, boring equipment, or transfer equipment.
Familiarity with robotic and laser safety procedures.
Experience working with automated manufacturing cells.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate manual and computer numerical control (CNC) machining equipment.
Operate turret lathes, large multiple-spindle drill presses with up to 72 spindles, precision grinding equipment, and boring equipment.
Operate waterjets, washers, ovens, pinning equipment, and synchronous and non-synchronous transfer equipment.
Operate sophisticated material-handling equipment, including hoists, jib cranes, and overhead bridge cranes.
Complete equipment setups and changeovers while adjusting speeds and feeds to produce parts according to specifications.
Make approved program edits and troubleshoot machining or process-related issues.
Read and interpret engineering drawings, process sheets, and worksheets.
Inspect and gauge parts using precision measurement tools, including micrometers, laser micrometers, verniers, dial gauges, electronic indicators, surface plates, and standard or specialized gauges.
Monitor processes through manual and automated Statistical Process Control (SPC) tracking.
Adjust process equipment as needed to maintain established operating parameters.
Zero gauges and ensure measurement equipment is properly maintained.
Monitor cutting-tool wear and replace tools as necessary to maintain product specifications.
Access and enter production data using Windows-based computer systems.
Retrieve and return tools and gauges from designated storage areas.
Coordinate the calibration of gauges with the Metrology team.
Work with ferrous and non-ferrous materials, coolants, solvents, soaps, pins, and other manufacturing materials.
Follow all safety procedures, including requirements related to robotics, lasers, machinery, material handling, and personal protective equipment.
Establish and maintain a safe working environment for yourself and others in the department.