CNC Swiss/Mill Turn Machinist - Days 6am to 2:30pm

LSI Solutions Inc•Victor, NY

44d•$22 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

LSI SOLUTIONS®, founded in 1986 and located in Victor, New York, is a growing medical device company with over 500 employees focused on advancing minimally invasive surgical instruments. The company is ISO 13485 certified and is seeking passionate individuals to join their energetic team. The CNC Swiss/Mill Turn Machinist will program, set up, and operate Swiss style and Mill Turn CNC machines, as well as other machine tools, to produce precision components from part prints, process sheets, quality documentation, and CAD models. This role contributes to a positive, safe, and continuously improving work environment focused on organizational goals.

Requirements

Basic shop math skills (Level I).
Ability to read blueprints, work instructions, and inspection criteria (Level I).
Proficient in the use of standard inspection equipment (Level I).
Basic understanding of GD&T (Level I).
High School Diploma or equivalent required (All Levels).
1-2 years’ experience setting-up and operating Swiss style and Mill turn machines required (Level I).
3-5 years’ experience programming, setting-up and operating Swiss style and Mill turn machines required (Level II).
6+ years’ experience programming, setting-up and operating Swiss style and Mill turn machines required (Level III).
Advanced programming experience required (Level III).
Knowledge of SPC preferred (Level II).
Good working knowledge of GD&T (Level II).
Programming experience preferred (Level II).
Able to run variety of shop equipment (Level II).
Experience working with close tolerances in a variety of metals (Level II).
Capable of writing complex multi axis programs (Level III).
Strong working knowledge of GD&T (Level III).

Nice To Haves

Completion of trade school preferred (All Levels).
Partmaker/Esprit experience preferred (Level III).

Responsibilities

Program, set up, and operate Swiss style and Mill Turn CNC machines along with a variety of other machine tools.
Work from part prints, process sheets, quality documentation, and CAD models to produce precision components to print.
Promote a positive, safe, and continuously improving work environment focused on meeting organizational goals.
Review complex drawings and GD&T (Level II).
Program and troubleshoot complex tool paths (Level II).
Troubleshoot complicated process issues independently (Level II).
Support training of Level I Machinist and Operators (Level II).
Work independently and in a team environment (Level II).
Work with other departments on projects, designs, and process improvements (Level II).
Program, set-up, run parts, inspect, and make adjustments to produce conforming parts with no supervision (Level III).
Support Discovery and Engineering on rapid prototyping and urgent requests (Level III).
Write and implement Macros (Level III).
Support and train new employees on work order line clearances to reduce any delays to downstream processes (Level III).
Mentor new employees and evaluate training requirements to meet KPI targets (Level III).
Monitor Hourly Productivity & Quality report and take action to resolve issues to meet daily targets (Level III).
Participate in daily KPI meeting focused on identifying and resolving issues impacting ability to meet daily and weekly targets (Level III).
All other duties as assigned.