UT-IO-7120-Machine Operation-EXP

Apollo Professional Solutions, Inc.•Colorado Springs, CO

58d•$21 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

MACHINE OPERATOR I: This entry-level position is in a machine shop environment and requires a team-oriented individual to assist in setting up and operating CNC machinery. You will also support various processes to produce parts for the aerospace industry. Essential Responsibilities: Machine Operator I • Maintain proper condition of measuring instruments Maintain proper cutting conditions on machining centers Meet or exceed required output hours Ability to learn how to set equipment/machinery for production. Monitors operation of machinery or equipment Determines whether materials or products meet standards Performs other duties as required and available for overtime as necessary. MACHINE OPERATOR II: Machine Operator II This mid-level position is in a machine shop environment and requires a team-oriented individual to assist in setting up and operating CNC machinery. You will also support various processes to produce parts for the aerospace industry. Essential Responsibilities: Machine Operator II • Maintain proper condition of measuring instruments Maintain proper cutting conditions on machining centers Meet or exceed required output hours Sets equipment/machinery to required settings Monitors operation of machinery or equipment Determines whether materials or products meet standards Performs other duties as required and available for overtime as necessary.

Requirements

US Citizenship
High school Diploma
Ability to learn how to read and interpret engineering drawings
Ability to read and understand basic work instructions for product fabrication
General knowledge, skills, and understanding with hand and power tools to include, rotary tooling, sanding devices, manual deburring tools, wrenches, etc.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Ability to learn and utilize inspection tools to include calipers, tape measures, pin gauges etc.
Basic mechanical knowledge.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Basic Shop Math Skills
Basic PC skills for data entry, timecard and production time entries
Read and interpret engineering drawings
Ability to read and understand basic work instructions for production processes.
Skills and understanding with hand and power tools to include rotary tooling, sanding devices, manual deburring tools and pneumatic handheld tools.
Proficiency with precision measuring and fixed gauge equipment (micrometers, calipers, electronic height gauges, etc.)
Intermediate knowledge of shop math skills.