Mid Valley Industries LLC
CNC Machinist
Mid Valley Industries LLC, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States, 54901
Description: The CNC Machinist is responsible for maintaining company and customer defined quality practices, efficiently performing job setups on assigned equipment, properly selecting tooling or fixtures for maximum efficiency, following shop floor routings or work instructions, completing jobs within planned time, following safety policies, and knowledge-sharing throughout the organization.The primary responsibilities include:
1.
Setting up and operating a variety of machine tools such as drill presses, lathes, mills, saws, grinders, or other machining equipment.2.
Analyze print specifications and routings effectively.3.
Create and fill out inspection reports accurately.4.
Locate, set-up, touch off tooling, and enter offsets.5.
May assist in specifying fixtures or jigs.6.
Responsible for achieving a quality level of 0 non-conformance occurrences per year.7.
Selection of appropriate tooling for production, including general knowledge of inserts. Must also be able to select and identify tools and their appropriate use.Requirements:
Must have 1
3 years of experience machining
or
a 1
2 year technical degree
or
pursuing a degree in machining.Must be able to use trigonometry concepts.Basic knowledge in reading, writing, and editing G-code.Excellent attention to detail.FAPT writing ability (lathes), including the ability to draw out the part and create a full program, recognize sub-programs (mills), and create a Mazak compatible program in full.General knowledge of inserts, surface footage with materials, speeds, and feeds, including the ability to calculate speeds and feeds using specified parameters per tooling and material. Must also have basic knowledge of grades, geometry, uses, and identification numbers of tooling being used.Knowledge of the machinist handbook and other machining references.Prior tooling knowledge.Must be able to read and interpret blueprints correctly: 1) Identify third angle from first angle projection, 2) Identify machining from fabricating, and 3) Identify all tolerances, datum's, surface finishes, metric and standard, section views call outs, details, and notes.
Compensation details:
28-36 Hourly Wage
PIa1fa722ce302-26289-35359687
1.
Setting up and operating a variety of machine tools such as drill presses, lathes, mills, saws, grinders, or other machining equipment.2.
Analyze print specifications and routings effectively.3.
Create and fill out inspection reports accurately.4.
Locate, set-up, touch off tooling, and enter offsets.5.
May assist in specifying fixtures or jigs.6.
Responsible for achieving a quality level of 0 non-conformance occurrences per year.7.
Selection of appropriate tooling for production, including general knowledge of inserts. Must also be able to select and identify tools and their appropriate use.Requirements:
Must have 1
3 years of experience machining
or
a 1
2 year technical degree
or
pursuing a degree in machining.Must be able to use trigonometry concepts.Basic knowledge in reading, writing, and editing G-code.Excellent attention to detail.FAPT writing ability (lathes), including the ability to draw out the part and create a full program, recognize sub-programs (mills), and create a Mazak compatible program in full.General knowledge of inserts, surface footage with materials, speeds, and feeds, including the ability to calculate speeds and feeds using specified parameters per tooling and material. Must also have basic knowledge of grades, geometry, uses, and identification numbers of tooling being used.Knowledge of the machinist handbook and other machining references.Prior tooling knowledge.Must be able to read and interpret blueprints correctly: 1) Identify third angle from first angle projection, 2) Identify machining from fabricating, and 3) Identify all tolerances, datum's, surface finishes, metric and standard, section views call outs, details, and notes.
Compensation details:
28-36 Hourly Wage
PIa1fa722ce302-26289-35359687