NC/CNC Machine Operator-2nd shift

Eaton Corporation•Syracuse, NY

About The Position

Eaton’s ES GEIS CHD division is hiring an NC/CNC Machine Operator for the second shift at an hourly rate of $25.89. The operator sets up and runs CNC machines for drilling, boring, reaming, threading, facing, and milling operations, following instructions, operation sheets, programs, and blueprints. The role involves preparing machines and tooling, making limited program and setting adjustments, checking and inspecting parts, and identifying discrepancies or opportunities for improvement. The operator also moves materials, assists with equipment troubleshooting and maintenance, operates auxiliary equipment and forklifts as required, and keeps the work area and equipment clean and safe. Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED, 3–5 years of CNC setup experience, and the ability to read and use blueprints and calipers. Additional educational or vocational training is a plus. The position is based in the Syracuse, New York area; applicants must reside within 50 miles, and relocation benefits are not offered. Eaton does not provide immigration sponsorship or support for this position.

Requirements

High school diploma or General Education Development (GED) certificate.
3–5 years of previous CNC setup experience.
Ability to read and use blueprints and calipers.
Must reside within 50 miles of Syracuse, New York; applicants outside the immediate area will not be considered.
Must not require employment immigration sponsorship or support from Eaton.

Nice To Haves

Additional educational or vocational training is a plus but is not required.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate CNC machines for drilling, boring, reaming, threading, facing, and milling operations using instructions, operation sheets, programs, and blueprints.
Review operation sheet data, programs, and blueprints; set up and work through new programs as needed.
Load programs and set controls for manual operation; use Work Flow for reference when required.
Change collets and/or chucks, load and adjust tools, and ensure accurate tool settings and tape data input.
Adjust machine settings through manual data input to correct variations and make minor program edits, including work-shift corrections and Z-depth adjustments, excluding thread-milling depths and diameter edits.
Identify and refer discrepancies between operation sheet data and programmed operations.
Check the first piece using fixed or adjustable gauges and obtain supervisory approval before starting production runs.
Observe machine operation, note potential improvements, and inspect output at prescribed intervals.
Retrieve tooling and gauges from the crib; preset and verify the accuracy of personal tooling.
Replace drills, taps, reamers, and inserts, and inspect and replace worn items.
Move materials to and from machines.
Assist in isolating and correcting machinery and control-unit malfunctions.
Perform related duties as directed, including operating auxiliary equipment such as manual tapping arms, grinders, and sanders.
Operate forklift trucks as required for job duties.
Participate in area continuous-improvement programs.
Maintain machines, control units, and work areas in clean, neat, and orderly condition.
Perform Total Productive Maintenance activities, including cleaning, inspection, minor lubrication, and tightening loose bolts.
Perform 5-S activities, including sweeping and mopping floors around the machine perimeter.
Perform preventative maintenance as required.
Follow safety regulations and complete assigned training.