Machinist 3, Swing Shift

AGC Electronics America•Hillsboro, OR

19d•Onsite

About The Position

AGCEA has an excellent opportunity for a Machine Operator with our Mori Team. Incumbents in this position will perform machining operations to produce Silicon carbide components to customer specifications for the semiconductor industry. The ideal candidate will work from blueprints, process sheets, sketches, and engineering specifications can determine the assignment plan, layout, sequence of operations, number of cuts, and necessary tool adjustments required for Lathes and surface grinding machines. This will require working knowledge of GD&T and a full understanding of CNC machining fundamentals including establishing work and tool offsets as well as aligning and securing fixtures and components to program requirements. The selected candidate will be a trusted teammate who exercises initiative and demonstrates AGCEA values.

Requirements

Minimum of 4 to 6 years of experience working on Lathes or related machinery in a production environment.
HS diploma or GED is required; College and/or vocational education preferred.
Demonstrated ability to read blueprints.
Working knowledge of GD&T.
Prior experience in a manufacturing environment.
Demonstrated ability to set up and operate lathes and/or surface grinding machinery.
Proficiency with MS Office products; ability to produce documents and perform data entry.
Ability to communicate effectively.
Willing and able to work overtime as necessary to meet deadlines and complete special projects.
Ability to work while wearing required protective safety apparel when on the manufacturing floor.
Ability to read, write and understand English in order to comprehend instructions, safety rules, and production requirements.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate specialized lathes to manufacture Silicon Carbide products.
Performs routine setup of fixtures, tools, and manual or CNC machines.
Performs accurate installation of parts into fixtures or machining.
Cleans and finishes part process in preparation for the next operation.
Performs required quality checks on products using work instructions, blueprints, or other material.
Performs operations in the proper sequence.
Uses precision measuring equipment to check part specifications, fixturing setup to assure compliance with applicable quality requirements.
Performs minor maintenance activities on assigned machines.
Uses machine and shop math to calculate setups and assure adherence to quality standards.
Supports continuous improvement to achieve quality standard work, lower costs, improve yields and quality.
Uses checklists and documentation to verify part specifications, fixture setups, and compliance with quality procedures.
Works with manufacturing management or engineers in updating or developing machining instructions.
Wears required protective safety apparel while on the manufacturing floor.
Follows proper operational sequences to ensure manufacturing efficiency.
Perform quality related data entry and generate basic production reports.