Prod Opr 3 CNC Operator

ABB•Westville, OK

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The CNC Operator supports production targets by following established systems and processes and using machinery and equipment on the shop floor. The role involves reading and interpreting technical diagrams and work instructions to machine parts and assemble products or systems. This position is onsite and reports to the Production Supervisor. The work includes operating CNC, drilling, milling, and keyway machines; machining semi-finished or final products; performing quality checks; and keeping the work area clean while following standard operating procedures and safety requirements. The position includes rotation to other jobs within the facility and requires regular, predictable attendance.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Basic computer skills.
12 months of manufacturing experience, or 12 months of training plus experience.
CNC experience.
Ability to read and communicate in English.
Ability to read calipers, micrometers, and various gauges.
Ability to follow instructions, work instructions, and customer specifications.
Ability to lift 50 pounds; the position may require regular lifting, bending, and twisting.
Ability to work on multiple machines and stand for an entire shift.
Willingness to cross-train, rotate to other jobs within the facility, and work overtime.
Must maintain regular and predictable attendance.
Must follow ABB's Code of Conduct and safety requirements.
Must be capable of using various websites and contacting vendors directly for activities such as surveys, benefits enrollment, reporting safety issues, and making personal information or banking changes.

Responsibilities

Operate CNC machines, drilling and milling machines, keyway machines, and other machinery and equipment.
Perform machining work to produce semi-finished or final products.
Make necessary machine adjustments and test-run machines.
Observe machine operation and check for malfunctions; notify supervisors when repairs are required.
Inspect workpieces for accuracy and defects using gauges, calipers, and micrometers.
Follow work instructions and produce parts to customer specifications.
Conduct regular quality testing as part of the production process.
Enter performed work, read work instructions, and report work orders using computers.
Follow standard operating procedures and safety rules, including applicable safety protocols and PPE requirements.
Maintain a clean work area and meet productivity goals.
Work across multiple machines and rotate to other jobs within the facility.
Cross-train and work collaboratively as a team member.