Boyd Thermal by Eaton - CNC Programmer

Boyd•Lancaster, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Operates GIBBS computer programming to generate Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) programs used to control CNC machine tools that drill, mill, bore, etc. Analyzes drawings and specifications to determine program input data such as hole sizes, tool sizes, reference points, and direction of machine cutting paths. Calculates data such as starting point coordinates (location), size of Fixture Panels and number of Fixtures per Fixture panel. Uses 3D Models to extract part Geometry to create tool paths as well as Tool Speeds and Feeds using GIBBS CAM as well as Manually Programming at the machine. Keys in additional instructions such as tool size, machine feed and speed rates, and starting point coordinates. When naming the program, if possible, use the part number. Sets up Machines, cuts Fixtures when necessary and produces the first part to verify program performance and verify correct dimensions. Submits the first Article to Quality Control and makes adjustments when necessary from the CMM Report. When necessary, runs and completes the entire Production Job. All Programs and Fixtures should be error-free so that a CNC Operator can run the parts. Set up Blueprints should be made with instructions so in the future CNC Operators can set up and run the production jobs.

Requirements

CNC Machinist Associate's degree or equivalent from two-year college or technical school and a minimum of 2 years of related experience, or a minimum of 2 years experience Programming using Computer CNC Programing Software and 5 Years of CNC Machining.
Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Ability to write routine reports and instructions.
Ability to communicate effectively to co-workers and other employees of organization.
Ability to calculate Geometry including angles, bolt circles and circle arcs as well as Speeds and Feeds.
The ability to work in Metrics and when necessary transfer to Decimal equivalents.
Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists.
Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram, or schedule form.

Responsibilities

Analyzes drawings and specifications to determine program input data such as hole sizes, tool sizes, reference points, and direction of machine cutting paths.
Calculates data such as starting point coordinates (location), size of Fixture Panels and number of Fixtures per Fixture panel.
Using 3D Models extract part Geometry to create tool paths as well as Tool Speeds and Feeds using GIBBS CAM as well as Manually Programming at the machine.
Keys in additional instructions such as tool size, machine feed and speed rates, and starting point coordinates.
When naming the program if possible use part number.
Set up Machines, Cut Fixtures when necessary and Produce the first part to verify program performance and verify correct dimensions.
Submit the first Article to Quality Control and make adjustments when necessary from the CMM Report.
When Necessary Run and complete the entire Production Job.
All Programs and Fixtures should be error free so that a CNC Operator can run the parts.
Set up Blueprints should be made with instructions so in the future CNC Operators can set up and run the production jobs.