CNC Turning Operator $42.70/hour

BWXT • Euclid, OH

7d • Onsite

About The Position

The CNC Turning Operator sets up, operates, and inspects multiple conversational and CNC turning centers to machine alloy and non-alloy workpieces. Work includes turning, tapping, reaming, boring, and deburring. The position is on-site in Euclid, Ohio, and requires the ability to work any shift, including second shift (3 p.m.–11 p.m.) or third shift (11 p.m.–7 a.m.).

Requirements

• Two years of experience setting up and operating CNC turning or mill/turn centers; completion of an accredited training program may be considered.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to demonstrate the required skills on a test piece if necessary.
• Ability to operate CNC controls, including editing speeds, feeds, tool offsets, and fixture offsets.
• Ability to read and interpret complex blueprints, procedures, and work instructions.
• Ability to use measuring instruments including dial bore gauges, indicator snap gauges, verniers, and .0001 micrometers.
• Sufficient computer skills.
• Process skills necessary to maintain accurate documentation.
• Possession of necessary personal tools.
• Willingness and availability to work any shift.

Responsibilities

• Set up and operate multiple machines and machining centers.
• Read and interpret complex blueprints, operating sheets, procedures, sketches, and technical data to determine tooling requirements, setup procedures, control settings, and machining methods and sequences.
• Mount, align, position, and secure tooling, attachments, and workpieces on machines.
• Enter commands to input, output, or retrieve preprogrammed instructions from a database.
• Calculate and set machine controls, and operate them to position the spindle and regulate cutting depth, speed, feed, and coolant flow.
• Input SPC and measurement-related information, either by automatic download or manually, as defined by engineering, to establish and maintain process controls.
• Monitor machine displays and operations to detect malfunctions or deviations.
• Stop operations and change cutting tools or setups according to the machining sequence, and measure parts for conformance to blueprint specifications.
• Adjust machine controls or enter commands to correct malfunctions and out-of-tolerance machining.
• Operate machines manually for non-automated functions or when automatic programming is faulty or a machine malfunctions.
• Use precision inspection equipment and appropriate inspection methods to verify applicable part features.
• Maintain logs and records, and discuss control-media errors with the supervisor and Engineering/Programming personnel to resolve problems.
• Perform daily machine maintenance and housekeeping, including maintaining oil and coolant levels, adjusting coolant concentration, and cleaning machines, tooling, parts, and surrounding work areas.
• Operate a pendant crane and properly rig parts weighing from 5 to 1,000 pounds.
• Operate motorized and manual pallet jacks and a box dolly when necessary.
• Assist other operators with operating procedures and training, and perform other job-related tasks.
• Wear appropriate PPE and follow safety rules and regulations set by the local EH&S department.

Benefits

• Competitive salary and benefits package, including health, dental, and retirement plans.
• Flexible work schedules and paid time off.
• Professional development opportunities, including mentorship programs and sponsorship for continuing education.
• Continuous learning and training opportunities.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: High school or GED