CNC Standard Operator - WEA (2nd Shift)

DWYER INSTRUMENTS, LLC•Grandview, MO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The CNC Standard Operator is responsible for using CNC and/or conventional machine tools involving operations where the operator is required to prepare, adjust and tear down tooling set-ups on machine(s) to which assigned. This role requires the ability to work under limited supervision and direct other operators. The operator will be responsible for preparing and installing tooling, operating machinery, checking first pieces for quality, making minor CNC program adjustments, changing cutting oils, cleaning and lubricating machinery, caring for tools, and recording production information. Safety and maintaining a clean work area are also key responsibilities.

Requirements

Sufficient experience and/or training in basic machine shop practices to operate and set-up CNC lathe(s), CNC machining Centers, milling machine(s), radial drill(s), and any light drill press (es) in accordance with shop drawings and instructions.
Ability to work under limited supervision and direct operators.
Ability to stand for prolonged periods of time.
Ability to reach above shoulders.
Ability to walk back and forward throughout facility.
Ability to control operation of hand or foot.
Ability to lift / carry up to 50 pounds.
Ability to turn wrist frequently in repetitive motion.

Responsibilities

Prepare and install tooling necessary for standard parts production as directed to fill order requirements.
Obtain tool sets and set up the machines to which they are assigned.
Operate machine tool after set-up, checking first pieces to assure conformance with prescribed dimensions and quality standards.
Perform measurements using standard precision instruments or pre-set gages and blueprints.
Operate the machine after set-up or instruct another operator in proper operation/set-up of machine.
Select, remove, and replace indexable inserts.
Sharpen necessary cutting, drilling and boring tools using specialized sharpening equipment, or by hand.
Make minor CNC program adjustments, including geometry and tooling offsets to maintain stated manufacturing tolerances.
Change cutting oils, clean and lubricate machinery as required.
Use guards to prevent injury, oil splash, and unnecessary cleanup.
Care for hand tools, manufacturing devices and tooling related to assigned machine(s), storing as directed or in accordance with shop procedures.
Record production information as directed.
Use available safety equipment/guards and observe shop safety procedures.
Keep the work area(s) neat, clean, and organized.