2nd Shift-CNC Operator

RBC•Fairfield, CT

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the direction of the supervisor, either directly or through the leadperson, set-up person, or programmer, this individual is responsible for the operation of a number of computerized, numerically controlled machines and related equipment to produce bearing components at optimum production and quality levels. Operations include but are not limited to turning, milling, deburring, buffing, tumbling, heat treat strike, etc. Working from engineering prints, verbal instructions and a CRT display, the employee is responsible for replacing worn or broken inserts or tools, adjusting and/or correcting offsets to compensate for tool wear. This employee will be responsible for inspecting own work and as such, must be able to use and interpret a wide variety of precision measuring instruments such as micrometers, verniers, indicators, shadow gauges, air gages, talysurf, optical comparator, etc. The Operator-CNC Lathe is responsible for maintaining equipment in good working order through both periodic and proper lubrication and reporting of maintenance requirements. This individual must notify the leadperson or supervisor of maintenance issues in a timely manner. This person must keep the work area and machine clean and will be responsible for the segregation, identification and transportation of parts in the work area. Other responsibilities include maintaining accurate production records and counts, performing unusual or experimental work and performing any other reasonable duties as assigned by the supervisor. Basic computer skills are required for data collection as necessary.

Requirements

Ability to operate CNC machines and related equipment.
Proficiency in operations such as turning, milling, deburring, buffing, tumbling, and heat treat strike.
Ability to read and interpret engineering prints and verbal instructions.
Skill in replacing worn or broken inserts or tools.
Ability to adjust and/or correct offsets for tool wear.
Proficiency in using and interpreting a wide variety of precision measuring instruments (micrometers, verniers, indicators, shadow gauges, air gages, talysurf, optical comparator, etc.).
Ability to maintain equipment through lubrication and reporting maintenance needs.
Ability to keep work area and machine clean.
Ability to segregate, identify, and transport parts.
Ability to maintain accurate production records and counts.
Basic computer skills for data collection.

Responsibilities

Operate CNC machines and related equipment to produce bearing components.
Perform operations including turning, milling, deburring, buffing, tumbling, and heat treat strike.
Replace worn or broken inserts or tools.
Adjust and/or correct offsets to compensate for tool wear.
Inspect own work using precision measuring instruments.
Maintain equipment in good working order through lubrication and reporting maintenance requirements.
Notify leadperson or supervisor of maintenance issues in a timely manner.
Keep the work area and machine clean.
Segregate, identify, and transport parts in the work area.
Maintain accurate production records and counts.
Perform unusual or experimental work.
Perform any other reasonable duties as assigned by the supervisor.
Utilize basic computer skills for data collection.