The role of a CNC Machinist I consists of setup and operation of various machines, including CNC Swiss Lathes and CNC Mills, in order to finish hardware medical device parts or prepare those parts for the next operation. The CNC Machinist I is required to be versatile within a production environment and will be expected to have mastered the following skills: Basic blueprint/schematic reading, proper use of precision tools, identification of tooling based on visual aspects, effective time management, effective communication within team and with cross functional teams. Development of the following skills will be expected: Calculating feeds & speeds, setup of complex parts, troubleshooting programming at setup, use of test indicators, first/last article inspections, and installing & troubleshooting machining attachments.
Responsibilities:

• Maintain work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition
• Use of precision tools and instruments including micrometers, calipers, and comparators
• Accurately and efficiently run production machines
• Work within tight tolerances with attention to detail
• Touch off tools to establish geometry offsets
• Identify and implement necessary wear offsets
• Use surface grinder to modify tooling for clearances and depths
• Efficiently operate multiple machines with accuracy and diligence
• Accurately execute material prep, removal, and return procedures
• Effectively use touch setters and probes
• Fulfill all inspection criteria and documentation to support it
• Setup 3 axis machines independently to a point of production
• Accurately perform all Enterprise Resource Planning software functions

Requirements:

• Must be able to follow leadership's instructions
• Must have basic mechanical aptitude
• Must have the ability to interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals
• Must be effective with time management
• Must be able to read and interpret blueprints at a basic level
• Must be able to identify and name tooling by diameter, size, or nose radius
• Must have strong math skills and a basic understanding of trigonometry used to dimension and inspect angles and tangent points
• Ability to use formulas, charts, shop prints, specifications and computer scanning devices
• Ability to communicate effectively with other employees
• Must follow prescribed safety rules and regulations
• Must be able to work Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (6:00 AM- 6:00 PM Shifts)