Lead CNC Machinist - Weekend Shift

Zaniboni Lighting•Clearwater, FL

1d•$30

About The Position

Weekend Shift: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 6am to 6:30pm with a 30-minute lunch break. (3 days x 12 hour days) The weekend shift Lead machinist must be an experienced CNC Lathe Machinist skilled in setting up jobs, running live tooling, with sub-spindle and bar feeders. This role is responsible for the production volume and quality of the weekend shift. Must have strong knowledge in machine set ups. Hourly Rate $30+ per hour, negotiable based on skillset and experience.

Requirements

5+ years of CNC Machining manufacturing experience utilizing aluminum.
Experienced leading others and is able to train and guide a small team.
Fluent in “Y” Lathes with live tooling.
Working knowledge of G-code and M-code.
Working knowledge of Algebra, Geometry and can do metric to imperial conversions.
Fluent in GD&T and machining blueprint reading.
Skilled in part inspection and accountable to quality of parts
OSHA 10-hour is minimum requirement
Ability to select, lift, carry, and stack product weighing between 30 and 50 pounds.
The ability to stand up to a total of 12 hours, with breaks while occasionally bending, stooping, and twisting and do repetitive work for 2 to 4 hours at a time.
The station have anti-fatigue mats and stools available when needed.
We are a Florida Drug Free Workplace. The company requires all employees to complete a pre-employment 10 panel drug screen; employment status will be dependent on ability to pass this screening and partake on a quarterly random screens.

Responsibilities

Lead weekend operations: select jobs and machine assignments
Train operators to perform their duties where machine operation and quality are concerned.
Solve problems when needed with program edits, fast/speed changes and quality issues
Responsible for making G and M Code adjustments and offsets as needed to maintain tolerances.
Keep machine setup times to a minimum and production to acceptable output levels.
Work with the CNC Programmer on improvements to programs.
Train operators on machine setups when they have shown proficiency in operating their machine and successfully run quality parts.
Perform basic routine maintenance of machines (clean and maintain, no mechanical repairs).
Maintain all paperwork associated with producing the part and keeping company records.
Observe safety policies and procedures snd operate in a safe manner.