Multi-Axis Machinist - 2nd Shift

Roush Yates Racing Engines • Mooresville, NC

3d

About The Position

The Multi-Axis Machinist operates, proves, and troubleshoots established five-axis machining processes. The role manages risks associated with rotary motion, machine kinematics, tool and fixture clearance, complex work offsets, and multi-surface inspection. The position operates authorized Makino DA300, Haas UMC-750, and Haas UMC-1000 equipment in accordance with model-specific procedures and establishes safe motion on existing or revised processes within assigned authority.

Requirements

• Knowledge of five-axis rotary configurations, work planes, kinematics, and machine envelopes.
• Knowledge of TCP, DWO, probing, work-offset, and compensation concepts applicable to assigned controls.
• Knowledge of collision avoidance, safe prove-out, and recovery practices.
• Advanced blueprint reading, GD&T, tooling, workholding, and process troubleshooting skills.
• Ability to complete first-piece and first-article documentation.
• Must meet minimum vision standards, corrected or uncorrected: Snellen 14/18, 20/25 or better, Jaeger Type 2 at 14 inches, or Ortho-Rated 8.
• For ITAR compliance, must be a U.S. person (U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, asylee, or refugee).

Responsibilities

• Operate authorized Makino DA300, Haas UMC-750, and Haas UMC-1000 equipment in accordance with model-specific procedures.
• Review programs, setup documentation, tool lists, workholding, probing routines, offsets, rotary positions, machine limits, and inspection requirements before cycle start.
• Evaluate clamping, fixture interference, tool reach, holder clearance, rotary travel, machine envelope, and collision exposure.
• Use graphics, dry run, single block, distance-to-go, feed controls, and approved prove-out methods to establish safe motion on an existing or revised process within assigned authority.
• Establish, verify, and adjust work offsets, tool geometry, and dimensional or tool-wear compensation within documented authority.
• Recognize and troubleshoot symptoms involving work offsets, probing, tooling, rotary positioning, kinematics, finish, chatter, repeatability, and feature relationships.
• Complete or support first-piece and first-article inspection and document all corrections before releasing production.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: No Education Listed