CNC Turning Machine Operator

Job Description

Setting up and operating CNC lathes: This involves loading raw materials, selecting appropriate tools, and programming the machine to follow specified parameters. Interpreting blueprints and specifications: Understanding technical drawings and translating them into machine instructions is crucial. Quality control: Inspecting finished parts for accuracy and adherence to specifications using measuring tools. Routine maintenance and troubleshooting: Performing light maintenance tasks and addressing minor machine malfunctions. Safety compliance: Following safety procedures and guidelines to ensure a safe work environment. Collaboration and communication: Working with other team members and providing input to improve processes. Documentation: Keeping detailed records of tasks performed and any adjustments made to the machine. Material handling: Loading and unloading raw materials and finished parts safely and efficiently. Problem-solving: Identifying and resolving issues that arise during the machining process. Inventory management: Ensuring that necessary tools and materials are available and maintaining an organized work area. Training and development: Participating in ongoing training to stay updated on the latest technologies and techniques. Adherence to company policies and procedures: Following established guidelines for operating machinery and maintaining a clean and safe work environment.