CNC Operator

All ELLWOOD Groups•Corry, PA

66d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves operating various Robotic and CNC controlled machines. The CNC Operator will be responsible for communicating with programming, product, and inspection personnel, organizing tools and inspection gauging, and making necessary adjustments to maintain print tolerances. The position requires meticulous record-keeping of part data and labor hours, as well as performing tasks such as cleaning parts, deburring, and ensuring proper documentation. Troubleshooting machine alarms, managing chip disposal, and performing routine maintenance are also key aspects of the job. The role may require working various shifts, including 24/7 schedules, and mandatory overtime. Regular attendance and participation in meetings and trainings are essential.

Requirements

Ability to operate all types of Robotic and CNC controlled machines
Ability to communicate with programming, product and inspection personnel
Ability to organize work area of tools and inspection gauging
Ability to determine appropriate wear offset adjustments to stay within print tolerances
Ability to replace broken or worn tools
Ability to record dimensional data of parts being produced electronically or on paper
Ability to record labor hours performed on parts being produced electronically or on paper
Ability to rinse and clean parts as required
Ability to deburr with hand and power tools to detailed drawings, specifications and instructions
Ability to ensure all paperwork and documentation is completed properly
Ability to troubleshoot and clear machine alarm conditions
Ability to manage chip bins and barrels, cleaning up as needed
Ability to perform routine machine maintenance per schedule
Regular attendance as scheduled

Responsibilities

Operate all types of Robotic and CNC controlled machines
Communicate with programming, product and inspection personnel
Organize work area of tools and inspection gauging
Determine appropriate wear offset adjustments to stay within print tolerances
Replace broken or worn tools
Record dimensional data of parts being produced electronically or on paper
Record labor hours performed on parts being produced electronically or on paper
Rinse and clean parts as required
Deburr with hand and power tools to detailed drawings, specifications and instructions
Insure all paperwork and documentation is completed properly
Troubleshoot and clear machine alarm conditions as required
Manage chip bins and barrels, cleaning up as needed
Perform routine machine maintenance per schedule
Attend all required meetings and trainings