Machinist/CNC Programmer

ARC Products Global•Greenville, SC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Machinist/CNC Programmer is responsible for CNC machine programming, setup and first article for multi-axis CNC mills and lathes, for both production and prototype components. Embody the ARC Products Global standards with respect to discipline, quality, punctuality, and safety, and to enforce those standards with subordinates, and comply with all company policies, as well as safety and health regulations. The Machinist/CNC Programmer programs and sets-up a production machine, including first article, in accordance with established procedures and guidelines. The Machinist/CNC Programmer will adjust machine settings to complete tasks accurately, according to specifications, and supervisor guidance and in a timely fashion.

Requirements

5+ Years in CNC Manufacturing environment
2+ Years CNC Programming Experience
Basic machine shop plus tool knowledge (strong)
Precision measurement tooling experience
Team working skills
Strong shop math skills
Ability to setup and run without supervision

Nice To Haves

Aerospace experience
CAD/CAM Experience

Responsibilities

Create, review, and edit computer numeric controlled (CNC) machining programs
Provide training, guidance and expertise to machinists, operators, and other teams
Maintain programming database and files for each part and machining center
Support manufacturing operations team by providing input for routers and process flow
Develop and recommend resources and methods for equipment, tooling materials, processes, etc.
Track and evaluate costs and efficiency including tooling, material, and cycles
Assist in providing information for quotations and contract reviews
Create, review, and edit precision computer numeric controlled (CNC) machining programs and perform machine set-ups, including first article, to produce conforming parts on time and to specification. Must be willing to run CNC machines as required
Participate in the quoting process to ensure accurate capture of production costs including, but not limited to labor, cycle times, tooling, fixturing, etc.
Provide training, guidance and expertise to all manufacturing team members.
Other tasks as directed by the Production Manager