Manual Machinist & CNC Operator

Fuse Fabrication•Mulberry, FL

5d•$25 - $34

About The Position

The Manual Machinist & CNC Operator is expected to further develop the Machine Shop Department and must be skilled, knowledgeable, and experienced. The role collaborates with others to ensure projects are built to customer specifications and measurements, and uses problem-solving skills and knowledge of industry, engineering, math, and materials. The machinist translates detailed part drawings into production measurements and performs appropriate setup and calibration procedures for equipment and parts. All machine procedures must follow company guidelines and safety protocols. The employee also inspects the work area and machines used before leaving at the end of each workday.

Requirements

At least 3 years of proven experience as a Manual Machinist.
Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings.
Experience using a variety of machine equipment and procedures.
Experience using electrical or manual tools such as saws, grinders, and drills.
Strong comprehension and analytical abilities.
Ability to read fractions and decimals and convert fractions to decimals.
Good computer skills and basic mathematics skills, including arithmetic, geometry, and conversions.
Knowledge of shop and machine safety standards and use of protective gear and clothing, such as face shields and gloves.
Forklift experience; training is provided upon hiring, with recertification every 3 years.
Ability to perform without difficulty, with great attention to detail and a goal-driven attitude.
Ability to stand and walk for up to 75% of the shift and lift a maximum of 50 pounds.
Dependability and ability to work overtime hours as needed.
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced and demanding environment.
Adherence to OSHA and company safety standards and requirements.

Nice To Haves

Overhead crane experience.
Professional certifications are recommended.

Responsibilities

Read prints and drawings, take or read measurements, and plan layouts and procedures.
Translate engineering drawings and requirements into dimensions for production.
Set up and manage conventional and CNC machines to perform different jobs.
Ensure mills and lathes operate in accordance with company guidelines.
Oversee machines while carrying out assigned tasks and make necessary changes to improve results.
Check machinery daily to ensure it is functional.
Communicate issues that arise during part production.
Ensure machining results align with client expectations.
Conduct regular machine assessments.
Maintain equipment in a safe condition and use required personal protective equipment.
Follow standard operating procedures.
Follow OSHA and company safety standards and requirements.
Inspect the work area and machines used before leaving at the end of each workday.