PDL CNC Prototype Machinist - The Toro Company

The Toro Company•Bloomington, MN

44d•$33 - $44•Onsite

About The Position

The PDL CNC Prototype Machinist adjusts and operates lathes, milling machines, and computer numerically controlled machines, including 3D printers, to produce small quantities of prototype parts, temporary dies, models, and patterns in accordance with prints, sketches, or concepts.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Two or more years of proven machining experience.
Two or more years of proven CNC programming experience.
A minimum of 48 months of combined experience in machining and CNC programming to be proficient in all aspects of the job.
Core skills training in basic shop math, measuring tools, blueprint reading, and Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing or demonstrated equivalent knowledge.
Proven previous machining experience on engine lathes, standard milling machines, and grinders.
CNC Progressional Training or demonstrated equivalent knowledge and proven previous experience in CNC programming and equipment operation.
Capable of using advanced mathematics, geometry, tables and handbook formulas.
Knowledge in the use of respective inspection instruments required to inspect own parts.

Nice To Haves

Trade knowledge in areas such as tool and die, jig and fixture, etc. helpful.

Responsibilities

Determine correct processes, machining sequences, and tooling requirements.
Do own programming, editing, and offset adjustments on all CNC equipment.
Operate any auxiliary equipment required.
Perform layout work to assist in development or review of prints and parts.
Perform total preventative maintenance of associated equipment.
Make parts to print and process specifications.
Responsible for own set-ups and inspection of parts produced.
Responsible for following safety rules, producing quality workmanship, and for good housekeeping in and around the work area.
Complete all associated paper work and record keeping as required.
Organize own area, and use initiative and independent action in programming and setting up machines, developing work processes, fabricating required tooling, problem solving, and meeting parts delivery requirements.