Machinist 3rd Shift - TDI

GE Aerospace•Vandalia, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

TDI has been leading the design and manufacture of turbine-powered start systems for over 40 years and designer of turbine air motors for over 60 years. The TDI site in Dayton, OH is a part of Unison, a GE Aerospace Company. Unison is uniquely positioned to introduce the next-gen Air Turbine Starter for the CMF56-7B fleet. At the TDI site, Unison also produces Surface Coolers and Bellows to support the aerospace industry. This role operates more than one machine at a time, understands coolant percentage mixtures, and performs basic housekeeping of the work cell (5S). The machinist uses various gages (calipers, dial indicators, micrometers, depth gages, bore gages, etc.), pneumatic tools, and hand tools to perform and inspect work. They must understand and use tool data (offsets, wear, etc.) to ensure acceptable parts, and review, understand, and follow routers, procedures, specifications, and other instructions for completeness to perform operations. The role utilizes geometric tolerancing and requires a full understanding of blueprints and inspection sheets. The machinist produces error-free products through in-process inspections and works under general direction with minimal coaching in a team environment. Additional duties may be assigned, including program management in the DNC system, changing tooling, identifying and using inserts, and setting up and calibrating inspection devices/gages. The position requires strong attention to detail, compliance with all GE policies, excellent customer service, and collaborative teamwork.

Requirements

High school diploma or General education Degree (GED)
6 months of CNC Lathe and CNC Mill Experience OR any technical schooling in Machining with CNC Lathe/Mill experience
Must be at least 18 years of age

Nice To Haves

Prior machining experience
Prior production experience
Ability/prior experience reading blueprints
Ability/prior experience reading routers and part numbers
Ability/prior experience using work instructions
Knowledge of documenting and scrapping hardware
Must be able to read and understand specifications, be able to analyze and interpret technical procedures, blueprints and written instructions.
Ability to work with basic mathematical concepts.
Ability to apply concepts such as fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions to practice situations.
Basic computer skills.
Ability to define and solve problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.

Responsibilities

Operate more than one machine at a time
Understand coolant percentage mixtures
Basic housekeeping of cell (5S)
Uses gages (calipers, dial indicators, micrometers, depth gages, bore gages, etc.), pneumatic tools, and hand tools to perform and inspect work
Understand and use tool data (offsets, wear, etc.) to insure acceptable parts
Review, understand and follow routers, procedures, specification, and other instructions for completeness to perform operations
Utilize geometric tolerancing
Fully understands blueprints
Read and understand inspection sheets
Produce error free products through in-process inspections
Work under general direction with minimal coaching in a Team environment
Perform other duties as assigned
Program management in DNC system
Change tooling
Identify and use inserts
Set up and calibrate inspection devices/gages (I.E. bore gages, bar gages, and height gages)