Machinist II - Lathe (TINC-MFG) -1st Shift

TURBOCAM International•Barrington, NH

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Join a team of professionals where you will be responsible for the operation, set-up and utilization of the 5-axis mill machines and/or lathe machines as well as the other support processes used in the prototyping and production of machined products. Come Build with Us: Providing training to level I machinists regarding machine operation, machining techniques, and manufacturing processes. Performing set-up and operation of 5-axis milling and/or lathe machines. Inspecting finish tools. Performing intermediate level TruePath and/or Mastercam operations. Performing prototype support for machining programs generated by programmers. Ensuring proper use of programs and tools during prototyping and production. Giving prompt recognition of program defects or shortcomings to project managers. Provide support programming for 5-axis programming, to include preliminary operations including but not limited to holes or slots, and writing or customizing main programs to maximize unmanned machine run time. Performing Lathe live tooling where applicable. Being alert to any changes in machine performance and operation, promptly reporting any issues to maintenance department and working with them to make sure that issues are resolved. Performing daily maintenance on machines. Advising and consulting with product development engineers, programmers and/or tooling department for cutting tools and tooling needed to complete projects. Designing, building and maintaining fixtures, tooling and set-ups for use in specified projects as assigned by the product development engineers or supervisor. Inspecting and documenting all operations as stated in Quality Manual and based on requirements of the product development engineers. Supporting and maintaining overall shop efficiency by keeping work areas clean and safe. Reporting all hazards or incidents to supervisor. Cooperating and coordinating with other machinists for usage of shared shop equipment. Performing other duties as necessary.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
3 or more years’ experience as CNC Mill and/or Lathe machinist including set-up, and programming.
Proficient in trigonometry.
Experience with TruePath and/or Mastercam (or equivalent software).
Read and understand blueprints and use metrology tools.
Ability to interpret and act on SPC data.
Basic understanding of how different metals affect the choice of cutting tools, and speeds and feeds.
Requires lifting and carrying of up to 30 lbs. or more and standing for extended periods of time.
Advanced knowledge of GD&T and ANSI Y 14.5.

Nice To Haves

Associates Degree in machining or approved apprenticeship program preferred.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite: Outlook, Word, Excel and ERP software preferred (Epicor helpful).

Responsibilities

Providing training to level I machinists regarding machine operation, machining techniques, and manufacturing processes.
Performing set-up and operation of 5-axis milling and/or lathe machines. Inspecting finish tools.
Performing intermediate level TruePath and/or Mastercam operations.
Performing prototype support for machining programs generated by programmers. Ensuring proper use of programs and tools during prototyping and production. Giving prompt recognition of program defects or shortcomings to project managers.
Provide support programming for 5-axis programming, to include preliminary operations including but not limited to holes or slots, and writing or customizing main programs to maximize unmanned machine run time.
Performing Lathe live tooling where applicable.
Being alert to any changes in machine performance and operation, promptly reporting any issues to maintenance department and working with them to make sure that issues are resolved.
Performing daily maintenance on machines.
Advising and consulting with product development engineers, programmers and/or tooling department for cutting tools and tooling needed to complete projects.
Designing, building and maintaining fixtures, tooling and set-ups for use in specified projects as assigned by the product development engineers or supervisor.
Inspecting and documenting all operations as stated in Quality Manual and based on requirements of the product development engineers.
Supporting and maintaining overall shop efficiency by keeping work areas clean and safe. Reporting all hazards or incidents to supervisor. Cooperating and coordinating with other machinists for usage of shared shop equipment.
Performing other duties as necessary.

Benefits

Enjoy comprehensive benefits with company-paid dental and life insurance (with optional add-ons for yourself and dependents), short- and long-term disability, subsidized medical (or medical opt-out bonus if covered elsewhere), and voluntary vision coverage.
Take time for yourself with Paid Time Off accruing from day one, holidays, paid parental leave, and annual volunteer time.
Eligibility for quarterly bonuses of up to 12.5% of gross earnings when targets are met.
Grow your future with a 401(k), opportunities for profit-sharing, and skills advancement through our Educational Center, training programs, and tuition reimbursement.
Stay active and healthy with on-site fitness centers, basketball/squash courts, walking trails, wellness classes, and chiropractic care.
Experience a thriving culture with events, social gatherings, and quarterly catered luncheons.

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