2nd shift Machine Tech, CNC

A.J. Rose•Avon, OH

20h•$24 - $25

About The Position

The Machine Technician diagnoses, troubleshoots, and sets up multiple work centers, operates CNC and assembly machines, and trains operators. This role requires technical expertise, attention to detail, and strong organizational skills to ensure production meets quality specifications and operates efficiently. Pay Rate: $24.02-$25.41 plus .75 shift premium

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
3 to 5 years of experience in CNC and assembly machine operations.
Knowledge of computer systems and hard gauging measuring equipment.
Strong understanding of mechanical manufacturing processes and production tools.
Ability to read tooling prints and perform mathematical calculations related to machining.
Background in CNC programming.
Familiarity with software packages relevant to machining operations.
Attention to detail and troubleshooting aptitude.
Strong communication, organizational, and people skills.
Conceptual thinking and mechanical aptitude.
Good vision and adequate hearing.
Ability to lift light loads (10-20 lbs daily) and heavier loads (50-60 lbs occasionally).
Manual dexterity and coordination.
Mobility for bending and kneeling as required.

Responsibilities

Prepare and set up multiple work centers, ensuring initial parts meet Quality Assurance specifications.
Set up numerical control machines or machining centers to perform functions such as cutting, drilling, milling, reaming, boring, and broaching.
Mount, align, and secure tooling attachments and workpieces.
Select and install cutting tools in machine spindles.
Load control media or enter commands to retrieve preprogrammed instructions from the database.
Operate CNC Avenger 200T, 850 X, and Orbitform Assembly Machines.
Diagnose and troubleshoot issues in multiple work centers.
Operate equipment through trial runs to verify setups and make necessary adjustments.
Monitor displays and machine operations to detect malfunctions and resolve issues promptly.
Enter commands or manually adjust machine controls to correct malfunctions or out-of-tolerance machining.
Coordinate activities for operators and conduct on-the-job training for new operators.
Instruct equipment operators and maintenance personnel on setup, operation, and maintenance of equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance and minor repairs on machines as needed.
Calculate and set machine controls to regulate factors such as cutting depth, speed, feed, and coolant flow.
Stop machines to change cutting tools and setups as required by the machining sequence.
Measure parts for conformance to blueprint specifications using precision measuring instruments.
Discuss control media errors with programming personnel to resolve problems.
Perform other customer-driven or product-driven duties as assigned by the supervisor.