This role involves setting up and operating conventional machines in the Machine Shop, including CNC conversational control mills and lathes. The machinist will be responsible for repairing, revising, duplicating, and fabricating components for jigs, fixtures, dies, machines, gauges, and tools based on verbal instructions, sketches, or drawings. A key aspect of the role is working to precise tolerances of +/- .0005". The machinist will also maintain various types of tooling, such as perforating, blanking, trim, and progressive dies, including timing, checking clearances, and making adjustments. This includes changing components in dies both in the tool room and in the press. The position requires the ability to independently set up all assignments. Additionally, the machinist will set up, operate, and maintain heat treat equipment, including ovens, hardness testers, and dew pointers. The role reports directly to the shift supervisor and may receive direction from others. There is a requirement to train others in the department to enhance their knowledge and abilities. Additional responsibilities may include operating material handling equipment like forklifts or cranes, and performing other non-routine tasks. The machinist is required to provide their own hand tools, measuring tools, and other recommended tools.
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