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CNC Machinist

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Washington, NC
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Washington, NC
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Sets up, programs, and operates CNC milling and turning centers. Interprets blueprints and product drawings, performs shop-math calculations and measurement conversions, and machines parts to .001-inch tolerances. Uses precision measuring instruments, hand tools, power tools, and machine-shop equipment while meeting production requirements. Requires independent work, communication skills, physical stamina, PPE compliance, and flexibility during equipment shutdowns or breakdowns.
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Description

Principal Duties:  

· Setup, program, and operate CNC milling and turning centers

· Correctly interpret blueprints.

· Makes mathematical conversions to figure the measurements of the final product.

· Operates hand tools such as calipers, micrometers, grinders, drills, files, indicators, height gauges, etc.

· Able to follow written and verbal instructions. 

· Works efficiently to meet production requirements. 

· Performs other duties as assigned by management.

Requirements

  

Required Skills, Knowledge and Abilities

· High school diploma or equivalent required. 

· Requires a first-year machinist degree, current work experience will be considered also.

· Metal fabrication experience 

· Requires two years’ machining experience.

· Must furnish own tools. 

· Must be self-motivated to be able to work with little or no supervision.

· Strong written and verbal communication skills.

· Able to measure and machine to within .001”

· Requires the ability to read and follow blueprints and product drawings.

· Shop math skill is needed to be able to perform algebraic equations and to figure dimensions and convert measurements.

· Uses geometry and trigonometry to design machines.

· Skill is needed to be able to operate hand and power tools, and all machine shop equipment.

Physical Requirements/Working Conditions

· Must be able to lift up to approximately 50 pounds.

· Must be able to stand, stoop, and kneel for extended periods of time. 

· Proper PPE must be worn at all times. 

· Often works under time constraints.

· Works flexible hours to accommodate machine shutdowns and breakdowns.

· Must be able to travel throughout the facility to obtain information needed to perform job functions.

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