Machine Support Services (MSS) Machinist

Printpack•Villa Rica CSB, GA

23h•Hybrid

About The Position

Printpack is seeking the most qualified candidate to fill the position of Machinist in the Machine Support Services (MSS) Shop located in Villa Rica, GA. This individual will report to the MSS Supervisor.

Requirements

Experience with machine shop equipment including 3 axis vertical mill, lathe , surface grinder, band saw
Experience with CNC lathe programming , set-up, and operations
Understanding of G & M code programming
Ability to read blueprints and schematics
Willing to respond to off-hours problems
Ability to maintain shop equipment
Ability to work individually , and in a team environment to complete required tasks
Must be able to travel up to 25%, sometimes on short notice as needed
Willingness to learn field service tasks: drum repair, drum resurfacing, optical alignment, and machine installation and rigging
Must have a valid driver’s license, a good driving record , and have the ability to obtain a passport
Must be able to safely perform assigned tasks when in the field at elevated heights

Nice To Haves

Welding experience
Knowledge of electrical, Pneumatic, hydraulic systems, Mastercam software
Experience with Okuma machine tools
Internal Applicants: Must not have disciplinary action Written or higher in last 120 days
Must have received 'Performer' or higher on last performance review
Must be in current position at least 120 days and cannot be on probation
Must not be on a Performance Improvement Plan

Responsibilities

Set up, program, operate CNC controlled machinery
Measure dimensions within tolerances for the fabrication of machine parts and equipment specifications
Familiarity with machine and equipment alignment
Familiar with different metal and steel types and their compatibility in different applications of machining
Promote Maintenance and Total Plant Safety
Maintain employee morale and promote active communication within the Department.
Provide technical knowledge to help troubleshoot production issues