The Precision Machine Operator machines plano and cylinder mirrors and lens components to drawing, engineering, or company specifications using a diamond flycut machine. The operator measures parts before processing and during production to verify critical dimensions, thickness, and figure, and handles parts carefully to prevent damage. The role includes selecting and verifying machine setups, setting tools for different materials, balancing the flywheel, and adjusting head tilt according to established procedures. Operators document manufacturing parameters, process variations, first-time yield, production activity, quality checks, maintenance, and incidents as required. They follow work instructions and QA procedures, troubleshoot minor machine problems independently when possible, and promptly report issues, errors, accidents, and equipment anomalies to the appropriate lead or supervisor. The position may involve running multiple machines while maintaining accuracy, supporting root-cause analysis and corrective actions, following safety procedures, keeping work areas organized, and maintaining equipment according to preventive schedules. The role is performed in a clean-room environment within a manufacturing plant, using high-precision machines and metrology equipment. Afternoon and midnight shifts are available: 3 p.m.–11 p.m. or 11 p.m.–7 a.m., with shift differentials of 10% and 15%, respectively. Employees must follow site EHS procedures and corporate EHS standards, as well as applicable quality and environmental management system standards. The operator is also expected to uphold the company’s ICARE values.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED