CNC Operator - 3rd Shift

Vontier•Duncansville, PA

About The Position

The CNC Operator performs technical work involving CNC turning, milling, and welding centers, including setup, operation, programming, tooling, materials, and safety. The role uses CNC equipment and related tools to machine parts to specified requirements, check quality, maintain equipment and supplies, support production flow, and help ensure safe and orderly operations. The position may also involve training other operators and performing additional duties within the job’s general scope or department.

Requirements

At least two years of post-secondary technical school or equivalent.
Knowledge of shop mathematics, geometry, trigonometry, and algebra.
At least one year of CNC machining and programming experience.
Accurately use measuring instruments such as micrometers, calipers, depth gauges, comparators, height gauges, ring gauges, and thread gauges.
Ability to program and set up CNC equipment.
Ability to identify work and record information relevant to production, quality, and time records.

Responsibilities

Plan setups and tooling while operating CNC lathes, mills, welding tables, and other equipment to perform machining operations such as turning, boring, milling, drilling, and broaching.
Program CNC lathes, mills, and related equipment, including programming from part drawings, specifications, and instructions.
Detect faulty operation or defective material and report unusual conditions to the Supervisor.
Inspect parts using precision measuring instruments to confirm they meet specifications.
Sharpen tools and adjust machines, attachments, and tools as required.
Replenish coolant as needed and remove machine chips to the proper container.
Complete records and reports as directed.
Coordinate, maintain, and order parts, tools, and supplies to support production flow.
Complete orders on time and to the required specifications.
Work with the Maintenance Department when machine repairs are required.
Handle material as directed to maintain an uninterrupted flow of work.
Perform preventative maintenance as required.
Instruct and train operators on production operations when required, and periodically check operating procedures for safety and quality.
Maintain tools, machines, and the work area in a clean and orderly manner.
Advise on improved ways to complete job functions and continually improve operations.
Perform additional duties within the broad scope of the job or department as needed.