LR-Machine Oper B

KITO CROSBY•Jacksonville, AR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

CMCO is the world leader in the heavy lift and securement industry, setting the standard for quality, training, and technical expertise. The company aims to exceed customer expectations through technical leadership, innovative solutions, vertically integrated manufacturing, premier support, and a value-added distribution channel. CMCO is committed to investing in and developing its employees' talents and leadership. As part of the CMCO team, you will support channel partners and end users globally in mission-critical applications across renewable power, space exploration, national defense, manufacturing, and infrastructure development. The Machine Operator sets up and operates standard CNC machine tools efficiently, understanding blueprints and written specifications. This role requires skillful use of machinist's hand tools and measuring instruments, knowledge of shop mathematics, and familiarity with various metals, speeds, and feeds. The operator must be capable of shaping metal to precise dimensions and finishes, minimizing rejected parts while maximizing productivity. The ability to operate one or more machines to meet production and quality standards is essential.

Requirements

Set up and operate standard CNC machine tools.
Read and understand blueprints and written specifications.
Possess knowledge and ability to use shop mathematics.
Skillfully use all machinist’s hand tools and measuring instruments.
Be capable of shaping metal bars, forgings, and castings to precise dimensions and finishes.
Be familiar with the various metals, speed, and feeds to be used in machining.
Operate one or more machines to meet production and quality standards with maximum productivity.
Be able to lift 5 to 50 pounds on a regular basis.
Be able to reach, bend over, or twist to insure a part is secure in the machine, to measure and/or inspect work to print, to change tools, to set up machinery, and to load/unload the part from the machine.
Be able to stand 40 to 60% of the time in order to reach parts to load, unload, and inspect parts; to print; and to visually observe machine functions.
Be able to walk around the plant to change machines, get blueprints, retrieve parts, etc.
Be able to see, read, and write in order to comprehend safety warnings and do necessary paperwork.
Be able to communicate with supervisors, dispatchers, inspectors, etc.
Be able to learn and have a long term memory for machine controls, machine functions, crane controls and functions, using measuring instruments, reading blueprints/symbols, etc.
Punctuality and regular attendance are important to maintain manufacturing schedules.
High School Diploma or equivalent.

Nice To Haves

Manufacturing experience preferred

Responsibilities

Set up and operate standard CNC machine tools.
Read and understand blueprints and written specifications.
Possess knowledge and ability to use shop mathematics.
Skillfully use all machinist’s hand tools and measuring instruments.
Be capable of shaping metal bars, forgings, and castings to precise dimensions and finishes.
Be familiar with the various metals, speed, and feeds to be used in machining.
Operate one or more machines to meet production and quality standards with maximum productivity.
Be able to lift 5 to 50 pounds on a regular basis.
Be able to reach, bend over, or twist to insure a part is secure in the machine, to measure and/or inspect work to print, to change tools, to set up machinery, and to load/unload the part from the machine.
Be able to stand 40 to 60% of the time in order to reach parts to load, unload, and inspect parts; to print; and to visually observe machine functions.
Be able to walk around the plant to change machines, get blueprints, retrieve parts, etc.
Be able to see, read, and write in order to comprehend safety warnings and do necessary paperwork.
Be able to communicate with supervisors, dispatchers, inspectors, etc.
Be able to learn and have a long term memory for machine controls, machine functions, crane controls and functions, using measuring instruments, reading blueprints/symbols, etc.
Punctuality and regular attendance are important to maintain manufacturing schedules.