Duties and Responsibilities:
• Utilizes various types of manual, numerically controlled and computer numerically
controlled machine shop equipment (Mill and Lathe) to perform machining operations on
materials including, but not limited to steel, aluminum, titanium and plastics.
• Works from and in accordance with specifications and design criteria including but not
limited to verbal instructions, drawings and blueprints; performs standard shop
computations relating to dimensions of work and tooling, speeds and feeds of machines.
• Uses a wide variety of precision measuring instruments; maintains accurate dimensional
tolerances based upon drawings.
• Operates a variety of machines, including but not limited to lathes and mills, to perform
machining operations and ensure the proper utilization of equipment and material.
• Fabricates complicated parts having many interrelated, compound angles, and irregular
surfaces.
• Improvises production aides as necessary to facilitate operations.
• Reworks and calibrates production parts or assemblies and machine tooling as required;
checks each component for accuracy as they come off of the machine.
• Maintains thorough knowledge of industry, machinery and techniques.
• Maintains thorough knowledge of all applicable safety requirements and considerations.
• Provides all required reports and/or correspondence.
• Performs other related duties and assigned by Supervisor.
Machine Operator w/ 1-Year of Experience Job Description:
• The individuals should possess the ability, aptitude, and desire to succeed in a participative
team environment.
• Demonstrate initiative and self-motivational qualities
• Has a receptive attitude toward innovative/non-traditional manufacturing concepts
• Operate and set up CNC machine tools
• Utilize gages and test equipment to ensure part quality
• Blue print/engineering drawing interpretation
• Respect and follow safety rules and work practices
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
• Plans machining by studying work orders, blueprints, engineering plans, materials,
specifications, orthographic drawings, reference planes, locations of surfaces, and
machining parameters.
• Interprets geometric dimensions and tolerances
• Anticipates needed stock.
• Programs machines by entering instructions, including zeros and reference points
• Sets tool registers, offsets, compensations, and conditional switches
• Calculates requirements including basic math and adjusting three and four-jaw chucks,
tools, attachments, collets, bushings, cams, gears, stops, and stock pushers.
• Loads machine by lifting stock into position.
• Verifies setting by measuring positions, first-run part, and sample work pieces, adhering to
standards