CNC Technician
About The Position
The CNC Technician sets up and troubleshoots CNC and dedicated equipment to keep the department running efficiently. The role requires knowledge of CNC programming and editing, and the ability to analyze and act on CMM and other inspection data. Work may involve multiple types of machines, including material-removing, fabricating, and cutting equipment. The technician also assists the Manufacturing Team with selecting appropriate operations and planning cell layouts. The position supports day-to-day production, process development, equipment and tooling work, and achievement of company goals. It may require travel and customer interaction. The technician is responsible for following environmental, health, and safety rules and procedures and for conducting work in a way that protects their own safety and the safety of others.
Requirements
- Two-year technical degree in machining or another relevant certificate.
- Two to three years of experience in CNC machining.
- Knowledge of CNC programming and editing.
- Ability to analyze and act on CMM and other inspection data.
- Ability to interpret SPC trends and study data.
- Working knowledge of equipment in the work cell and ability to diagnose problems.
- Ability to perform basic measurement and basic math tasks.
Responsibilities
- Set up and tear down work-cell equipment efficiently using approved processes, and assist with process development and improvement.
- Maintain working knowledge of work-cell equipment, diagnose problems, and respond appropriately.
- Monitor CNC programs and ensure all programs are backed up on the network.
- Participate in process-control activities, including DOEs, capability studies, and process development.
- Interpret SPC trends and study data from monitored processes.
- Perform offsets and tool changes, and make program changes in conjunction with the Engineering Team.
- Identify and correct problems and troubleshoot difficult jobs.
- Understand and act on company goals and metrics.
- Complete maintenance and tooling work orders.
- Monitor workload and tooling inventory.
- Provide direction and leadership when the supervisor is unavailable.
- Work with Engineering on process development and new projects involving tooling, equipment, and new technology.
- Contribute to the achievement of company goals.
- Help with day-to-day production of parts to ensure quality and accuracy.
- Follow applicable environmental, health, and safety rules, policies, and procedures, and conduct work safely for self and others.
- Travel and interact with customers when required.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Benefits
- Employee ownership through an ESOP.
- 401(k) with company match.
- Paid holidays and vacation.
- Company-funded HRA account.
- Flexible Spending and Health Savings Accounts.
- Vision and dental insurance.
- Company-paid short-term and long-term disability.
- Life insurance.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree
