Set up and operate Studer CNC OD grinders (and other machine tools), perform quality inspections and first-piece verification, make tooling adjustments to meet dimensions/finishes, assist and train operators, participate in continuous improvement and TPM, maintain manufacturing/inspection records, and follow company safety and quality procedures.
Description
Description
The CNC Machinist A - OD Grinder responsibilities include the setup and operation of one or more of the following machine types: lathes, mills, grinders, drills, hones, hobs, shapers, bevel gear generators and other machines/equipment as assigned. This position will be heavily focused on the operation of Studer CNC OD Grinder with Fanuc controls. Performs quality inspections of their work and make any required adjustments per general manufacturing practices and company policies/procedures. Requires only minimal supervision to meet productivity, quality and safety goals. Kaney provides state of the art equipment in a clean, healthy, climate controlled facility.
- With minimal supervision, setup and operate assigned equipment
- Assist in the training of operators in the safe use and operation of manufacturing equipment
- Participates in continuous improvement activities as needed
- Proactive and positively interacts with coworkers to provide assistance, answer questions and solve problems when required
- Performs first piece sample verification of work done by others
- Interpret and offer suggestions of improvement to new and existing processes
- Makes necessary adjustments to equipment/tooling to attain required dimensions and finishes
- Maintain correct time reporting and accurate entries on manufacturing and inspection records
- Follow TPM requirements as required and maintains overall good housekeeping practices
- Complies with company quality and safety requirements
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Minimum 3 years related experience
Minimum Competencies
- Strong mechanical aptitude.
- Strong utilization of basic mathematics and geometry
- Ability to read and interpret blue prints/drawings.
- Understanding of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T)
- Possess excellent communications skills and works well in a team environment
- Knowledge of a wide variety of inspection equipment and techniques
Preferred Qualifications:
- 3 years experience in programing and set-up of CNC OD grinders to aerospace tolerances of .0002 in.
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