Manual Machinist (Lathe & Mill)

GN Corporations•Airdrie, AB

121d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manual Machinist at GN Corporations Inc. is a highly skilled and trained machinist, capable of performing specific production tasks with a minimum of supervision on all manual equipment and is expected to provide feedback to a Cell Group Leader (CGL) for continual improvement initiatives. Under direct supervision of a Cell Group Leader (CGL), the Manual Machinist works as a direct production worker fully familiar with company production and quality control procedures, as well as the equipment used. As a key member of the operations team, he will play a major role in meeting our customers’ on-time delivery requirements. All machinists/operators are responsible for communicating effectively with the CGLs to achieve the desired results.

Requirements

5-7 years of experience setting up and operating manual machines (e.g., lathes and mills).
Working knowledge of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety (AOH&S) Regulations to ensure a safe workplace and the specifics health & safety practices in the machining industry.
Working knowledge of metals and their machinability.
Proficient in the fine tuning of the machining parameters.
Proficient with reading & interpreting manufacturing drawings, Imperial and Metric dimensioning systems, symbols including Geometrical tolerances, and surface finish requirements.
Experienced in inspecting and completing records using precision measuring tools, comparators, and gauges.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Able to prioritize and manage time efficiently.
Able to build strong interpersonal relationships with peers and management team.

Nice To Haves

Journeymen Machinist certification with interprovincial Red Seal endorsement
Knowledgeable in AS9100D (Aerospace), ISO 9001:2015 (Quality), ISO 45001:2018 (Health & Safety), ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental), and Controlled Goods Program.
General knowledge of industrial maintenance, installation, servicing, and fabrication work using relevant equipment, power tools, and procedures.

Responsibilities

Read and understand drawings, dimensions, and Geometric Dimensions & Tolerances
Perform, under the direction of a Cell Group Leader, production tasks based on production drawings and applicable production and quality procedures and work instructions.
Perform machine set-ups, first-off checks, and ensure first article inspections are completed.
Assist root cause investigation for NCRs with the CGL and suggest process improvements to avoid reoccurrences in future.
Follow the production routing as per the job operation listing.
Follow all quality policies, procedures, and Work Instructions.
Follow proper use and control of personal, shop and QC measuring and test equipment/gauges.
Request tool requirements from tool management team.
Ensures production, production area and other equipment is clean and maintained in operating condition and conditions consistent with corporate policies.
Identify and report any product deviation or machinery and equipment problems to Cell Group Leader or Operations Manager.
Participate in process improvement initiatives.
Understanding and applying the GN Corporations Inc. Health and Safety policy as well as being responsible for his/her own health and safety at work, to avoid adversely affecting the health and safety of others through any act or omission.
Being familiar with all relevant industry standards, recommended practices, and regulations. Monitoring self-compliance with company, industry and government requirements as well as promoting their acceptance in all aspects of GN’s business-related activities.