Machine Operator – CNCResponsible for machine operations and quality control/inspections.Under minimal supervision: program and operate machinery to fabricate vacuum forming molds and tooling.Load and unload jigs and raw material in CNC machinery.Use gauges and measuring instruments to meet tolerance requirements.Recognize, deploy and use: inserts, fixtures and tools.Perform daily and regular cleaning and light maintenance tasks on CNC machinery.Operate CNC routers per instructions.Comply with all quality policy specifications and instructions to satisfy ISO requirements.Follow established safety procedures;Read and understand blueprints.Assemble equipment; use of basic precision measuring tools including calipers, micrometers, and comparators.Determine specifications for high precision parts.Meet production quotas for machined parts.Other duties as assigned.The levels of I and II are determined by the amount of skill and ability of the operator. Machine Operator I operates one machine. Machine Operator II operates multiple machines, cross trains and mentors other employees on the process.High School Diploma or GED preferred.CNC machine experience required.Demonstrated background in machine shop operations.Ability to read and understand basic G&M code.Basic knowledge of cutting tools and perishable tools associated with common types of machining.While performing the duties of this job, the employee must be able to lift up to 25 lbs.
frequently throughout the day and up to 50 lbs. infrequently throughout the day.Must be able to stand 100% of the day.Climate-controlled warehouse
CNC/Routing - Machine Operator I in urbandale at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $35,360–$52,000
For context, most machine operators earn between $35,360–$52,000 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.