Computerized Machine Operator (CMO) 3rd Shift – TDI

GE Aerospace•Vandalia, OH

12d•Onsite

About The Position

TDI, a GE Aerospace Company, is a leading designer and manufacturer of turbine-powered start systems and turbine air motors for the aerospace industry. The Dayton, OH site produces Surface Coolers and Bellows. This role involves operating computerized and manual machines in a manufacturing environment, focusing on safety, quality, and production goals within a team-oriented, Lean Manufacturing setting.

Requirements

High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED).
6 months of manufacturing related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Must be at least 18 years of age.

Nice To Haves

Prior assembly and/or disassembly experience.
Prior machine operating experience.
Experience with manual or automated welding process.
Experience using calipers, micrometers, and other gages used to perform inspection.
Education or experience in programming and operations in programmable controllers.
PC experience in use of email, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet Explorer, and Word.
Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and a cellular work environment.
Ability/prior experience reading and understanding routers and process instructions.
Tube bending experience.
CVP in Hydro and/or Boroscope.
Knowledge of swage, shrink processes.
Strong attention to detail.
Excellent customer service to co-workers, customers, and vendors; works collaboratively and respects all others.
Embraces ambiguity and engages others in idea generation.
Actively participates and supports a team environment.

Responsibilities

Perform CMO operations in assigned cell.
Use pneumatic tools, hand tools, and calibrated gauges.
Operate machine(s) in a prescribed safe manner.
Perform daily preventative maintenance.
Verify calibration.
Maintain eQuals requirements.
Use standard shop measuring devices (calipers and micrometers).
Perform basic housekeeping of cell (5S).
Review, understand, and follow work instructions, required specifications, and blueprints.
Ensure all company paperwork is filled out accurately.
Fully understand blueprints and identify revision levels.
Produce error-free products.
Meet production goals.
Cross-train in different areas.
Work under general direction with minimal coaching in a team environment.
Work to established Lean Manufacturing guidelines.
Understand and operate within company safety guidelines.
Gain a basic understanding of processes in one area within your home cell.
Keep the team informed of work progress, timelines, and issues.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Work with a variety of computerized/manual machines and manufacturing operations.