General Description:

The Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) Vertical Mill Set Up Machinist position is responsible for setting up Vertical Mills from an unfurnished state and running production parts. Typical tolerance peak is +/-.0001 to +/-.002” on critical features per drawing.

This is accomplished through the following essential functions:

• Read prints and set up sheets to prepare the tooling necessary to set up and run parts.

• Load tooling and programs then verify machine is ready to produce.

• Prepare area and stage material, then validate all requirements prior to running the initial part.

• Load and remove material in CNC machine.

• Use measuring instruments including calipers, micrometers, gauge pins, etc., to check parts as they come off the machine.

• Identify parts that deviate from standard specifications.

• Run multiple machines, when necessary.

• Adjust offsets.

• Problem solve when programs are not producing desired results.

• Follow both verbal instructions and internal procedures.

• Maintain the highest standards specifically applied by the company for aesthetic values on both manufactured parts and the internal environment.

• Maintain constant communication with supervisor about job progress.

• Clean and maintain cleanliness of work area.

• Complete other tasks as assigned.

• Differential pay of $2 an hour is already considered into the range listed.

• Work 36 hours and given an addition 4 hours per week.

Job Requirements:

• Successfully complete a criminal background check.

• Regular and reliable attendance.

• Flexibility to work overtime as business needs dictate.

Skills & Abilities:

• Ability to load and run programs on a coordinate measurement machine.

• Ability to meet the above essential functions with multiple variations of Vertical Mills without additional training.

• Ability to work with minimal supervision.

• Ability to multi-task and work independently.

• Demonstrated teamwork and team building skills.

Work Experience & Knowledge Requirements:

• Experience with manual measuring instruments including digital or dial calipers, micrometers, and indicators.

• Experience with the use of gauge pins and blocks, height stands, and thread gauges.

• Fluent print reading with tolerancing and material specifications.

• Fluent in geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T).

• Experience with MS Office including Word and Excel.

Education Requirements:

• Associates Degree in related discipline strongly preferred.

Benefits: