Deburr Technician

Hyspan Precision Products•Cookeville, TN

1d•$19 - $20•Onsite

About The Position

This role requires the ability to work on very small parts with the assistance of a microscope under various magnifications. The technician must possess exceptional hand-eye coordination and the ability to work with small deburring tools requiring very steady hands. A practical knowledge of reading drawings and specifications, as well as the ability to interpret process work instructions, is essential. The role also demands practical knowledge and application of precision measuring instruments, including calipers, ID and OD micrometers, depth gages, indicators, and scales. The technician must be able to work within and understand extremely challenging machining tolerances and effectively communicate and problem-solve within a team environment, working well with co-workers and other departments. Maintaining a safe working environment in accordance with corporate policy and OSHA standards, as well as a clean and orderly work area, is crucial. The position involves performing other duties assigned by the Supervisor/Manager, continuously promoting and encouraging proper safety practices and best practices for standard work. The technician will work closely with design, quality, and process teams to address problems and implement improvements. They will independently, safely, and efficiently launch new deburring processes, making necessary set-ups/adjustments, and optimizations for one-off, rework, or first-run work on any deburr equipment with a high rate of success. Ensuring that all tools, equipment, parts, and fixtures are correctly handled, maintained, and managed is a key responsibility. Proactively staging material/jobs for the next one or two operations for the assigned work cell/area is also expected. The technician will have a proven track record of successfully training team members on multiple programs and deburr techniques and will champion solutions that lead to measurable improvements such as less inspection time, faster cycle time, less set-up time, less scrap, less downtime, and less rework.

Requirements

Ability to work on very small parts with the assistance of a microscope under various magnifications.
Exceptional hand eye coordination.
Ability to work with small deburring tools requiring very steady hands.
Practical knowledge of reading drawings and specifications.
Ability to read and interpret process work instructions.
Practical knowledge and application of precision measuring instruments (calipers, ID and OD micrometers, depth gages, indicators, and scales).
Ability to work within and understand extremely challenging machining tolerances.
Ability to effectively communicate and problem solve within a team environment.
Ability to communicate, get along and work well with co-workers and other departments.
Ability to maintain a safe working environment in accordance with corporate policy and OSHA standards.
Ability to pass an annual Eye Exam.
Ability to maintain a clean and orderly work area.
Ability to continuously promote, encourage, and use proper safety practices and best practices for standard work.
Ability to work closely with design, quality, and process to address problems and implement improvements.
Ability to independently, safely, and efficiently launch new deburring processes, making necessary set-ups/adjustments, and optimizations for one-off, rework, or first-run work on any deburr equipment with a high rate of success.
Ability to ensure that all tools, equipment, parts, and fixtures are correctly handled, maintained, and managed.
Ability to proactively ensure material/job(s) are staged for the next one or two operations for the assigned work cell/area.
Proven track record of successfully training team members on multiple programs and deburr techniques.
Ability to champion solutions that lead to measurable improvements (less inspection time, faster cycle time, less set-up time, less scrap, less downtime, less rework).

Responsibilities

Work on very small parts with the assistance of a microscope under various magnifications.
Work with small deburring tools requiring very steady hands.
Read and interpret drawings, specifications, and process work instructions.
Apply knowledge of precision measuring instruments (calipers, ID and OD micrometers, depth gages, indicators, and scales).
Work within and understand extremely challenging machining tolerances.
Effectively communicate and problem-solve within a team environment.
Communicate, get along, and work well with co-workers and other departments.
Maintain a safe working environment in accordance with corporate policy and OSHA standards.
Maintain a clean and orderly work area.
Perform other duties assigned by Supervisor/Manager.
Continuously promote, encourage, and use proper safety practices and best practices for standard work.
Work closely with design, quality, and process to address problems and implement improvements.
Independently, safely, and efficiently launch new deburring processes, making necessary set-ups/adjustments, and optimizations for one-off, rework, or first-run work on any deburr equipment with a high rate of success.
Ensure that all tools, equipment, parts, and fixtures are correctly handled, maintained, and managed.
Proactively ensure material/job(s) are staged for the next one or two operations for the assigned work cell/area.
Successfully train team members on multiple programs and deburr techniques.
Champion solutions that lead to measurable improvements (less inspection time, faster cycle time, less set-up time, less scrap, less downtime, less rework).