Machine Operator

Greystone of Lincoln•Toano, VA

55d•$20 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

Greystone is seeking dependable CNC Machine Operators to operate Fanuc Robodrill and HAAS vertical machining centers in a production environment. This is an operator position, not a CNC programming or setup position. Machines, programs, tooling, and processes will be established by our machining and engineering teams. The primary responsibilities are loading and unloading parts, monitoring machine operation, performing routine inspections, documenting results, and identifying problems before they result in defective product. This is a good fit for someone who is mechanically inclined, detail-oriented, comfortable working around automated equipment, and capable of following established processes consistently.

Requirements

Mechanical aptitude and willingness to work with CNC manufacturing equipment
Ability to follow written work instructions and established processes
Ability to read basic engineering drawings and dimensional requirements
Ability to use or learn basic inspection equipment such as calipers and gauges
Strong attention to detail
Ability to recognize abnormal machine conditions and escalate problems appropriately
Dependable attendance and ability to work independently once trained

Nice To Haves

Previous experience operating CNC machines, machining equipment, automated production equipment, or similar manufacturing machinery
Experience with HAAS or Fanuc CNC controls
Experience using calipers, micrometers, drop gauges, or other inspection equipment
Previous experience in precision manufacturing
Basic understanding of tolerances and engineering drawings

Responsibilities

Operate Fanuc Robodrill and HAAS vertical machining centers
Load and unload parts and fixtures
Start established CNC programs and monitor machines during production
Follow standardized work instructions and established production processes
Maintain expected production rates and cycle times
Identify unusual machine conditions, tool wear, alarms, or production issues
Stop production and notify the appropriate personnel when problems are identified
Perform in-process inspections according to established inspection plans
Use basic inspection equipment including calipers, drop gauges, indicators, and other go/no-go gauges
Verify parts meet dimensional requirements before continuing production
Record inspection results and production information accurately
Identify and segregate nonconforming material
Maintain traceability and follow established quality procedures
Maintain machine and work-area cleanliness
Remove chips and replenish coolant as required
Perform basic operator-level preventive maintenance
Monitor coolant levels, lubrication, tooling condition, and machine condition
Report maintenance concerns promptly
Work with machinists, engineers, quality personnel, and supervisors to resolve production issues
Follow established tooling and workholding procedures
Participate in continuous improvement activities
Support changeovers and setups when directed, but independent CNC setup is not required