The CNC Turning (lathe) Machinist is responsible for setting-up, programming, edit and running computer numeric controlled production equipment to produce precision machined components.

-Machines metal parts by programming, editing and operating CNC twin-spindle turning equipment from customer stated requirements (drawing, specifications, etc.).

-Creates set-up sheets and tool lists and ensures the continued accuracy of these documents for future runs of the same components/parts.

-Uses knowledge of machine tools, holders and fixtures etc. required to set up and run the equipment efficiently and within run times and cost parameters.

-Verifies machine settings by measuring positions, first-run parts, and sample work pieces adhering to international standards. Inspects and measures machined parts to ensure blueprint specifications are met.

-Perform preventative maintenance on manufacturing CNC equipment. Maintain up-to-date maintenance and calibration schedules.

-Documents actions by completing production and quality logs as required.

-Maintains continuity among work shifts by documenting and communicating actions, irregularities, and continuing needs. Supports and participates in all ISO, Lean Manufacturing and 5S initiatives.

-Experience set up and operating CNC Lathe/Turning machines

-Strong math background, preferable in machine math

-Understand Geometric Tolerancing

-Experience in set-up and troubleshooting of CNC lathe machines a plus

-Programming experience with CNC Lathes a plus.

-Prefer machining experience with aerospace components, devices, or instruments

-Background with manufacturing methods, process improvement programs and procedures required.

-High School Diploma or equivalent

-Frequent standing, walking, and sitting at desk.

-Occasional lifting above shoulder level, stooping, bending, twisting, squatting, pushing and pulling

-May be required to lift up to be able 50#

-Manufacturing facility

-Noise levels can be high depending on the job being run