CNC Milling Machinist - 1st Shift

Applied Aerospace & Defense•Enfield, CT

17h•Onsite

About The Position

To machine precision aerospace components according to customer specifications while adhering to specific quality, production, and scheduling requirements.

Requirements

7 – 10 years CNC Milling machining experience in a manufacturing environment, preferably aerospace.
Fully capable of reading, understanding, and following written and oral work instructions in English.
Ability to lift orే transfer components or objects of no more than 50 pounds.
HS diploma or GED
Knowledgeable of in-process inspection techniques, standards, and requirements.
Able to use and interpret precision measuring devices such as micrometers, verniers, and various hand tools, i.e., gauges to verify the accuracy of dimensional characteristics of components.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
Good math skills.
Good interpersonal skills.
Must work well with colleagues, supervision and management.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of metal characteristics in a production setting is desirable.
Knowledge of programming codes is helpful.

Responsibilities

Able to read and understand work instructions such as, fixture alignment, tooling info and part loading instructions.
Set-up and operate CNC multi-axis milling machining centers with Fanuc computer controls according to engineering specifications, instructions, and operation sheets (GD&T).
Be able to pick up worksheets as well as trimming tools to run true.
Understand cutter compensation and can make the correct offset adjustment to ensure a quality part.
Select appropriate cutting tools, fixtures and tool holders for a given job.
Run similar jobs of short cycle times for extended periods of time where manufacturing processes are stable and do not require frequent change.
Read and interpret engineering instructions, travelers, and blueprints and be familiar with geometric tolerances and principles.
Operate more than one machine at a time, one to two machines depending on the nature of the job and its complexity, occasionally operating more than two machines depending on operator skill and familiarity with a given job.
Perform routine maintenance on assigned production equipment, i.e., maintain cleanliness of work area and machinery, check machinery fluids and alert maintenance personnel and/or supervisor of malfunctions.
Operate lifting and handling equipment such as hand truck, pallet jack, or overhead hoist to maneuver in-process or finished components to desired location.