Lathe Machinist

MachinistMachinist will be tasked to safely and efficiently set up and operate a CNC Lathe. Machines include Okuma CNC Lathes, Mazak CNC Lathes. This role requires onsite presence for day shift temporary work.

Reports to a supervisor.Job Responsibilities:Under the direction of a supervisor or experienced machinist, produce quality parts on CNC machines (including lathes and milling machines) in a safe, efficient, and timely manner.Operate CNC machines, perform setup changes, and conduct first article inspections during production runs.Load parts using overhead lifting equipment; prove programs; operate machine controls; set offsets; perform simple program edits; deburr parts; and inspect finished parts to ensure conformance with specifications.Identify potential issues before production runs. Start and monitor machine operations to detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance conditions and adjust machine controls or programs as required.Read and interpret blueprints, job orders, and precision measuring instruments to determine dimensions, tolerances, and tooling requirements.Maintain knowledge of tooling instructions, including fixtures, feed rates, cutting speeds, depth of cut, and cutting tools.Maintain a clean and organized work area and perform basic preventive maintenance on equipment.Perform other work-related tasks as assigned.Comply with all NOV company policies, including Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) requirements.Qualifications:High school diploma or GED3+ years of experience as a Lathe Machinist in a manufacturing environmentMust be able to successfully pass a pre-employment background checkProficient in reading and basic math, and interpreting technical drawings and blueprintsStrong understanding of machining principles and practices, including CNC programming and setupAbility to use precision measuring tools such as calipers, micrometers, and gaugesCan demonstrate good work ethicAbility to work well with the teamExperience with multi-axis CNC lathes, preferredFamiliarity with Lean Manufacturing principles and practicesPhysical Requirements:Regularly required to sit or stand, bend, and reach.Regularly required to operate a computer and other office machinery using finger dexterity for typing and writing.Regularly required to communicate, converse with, and exchange information by means of the spoken and written word.Regularly required to perform light physical effort to lift or move lightweight materials up to 40 pounds.Regularly required to view a computer screen.