CNC Machine Operator 1st Shift

Posted 2 days ago

phillips staffingLiberty (SC)

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Junior

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$16.00/hr

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About the role

Phillips Staffing is now hiring for a 1st Shift CNC Machin e Operator for a leading manufacturer located in Liberty, SC! We are seeking motivated individuals who are able to work productively in a medium-to-fast paced environment.
Responsibilities: This position involves operating all types of machines and other duties in the secondary operations department after his or her supervisor has provided employee with proper training or instruction. Load/unload parts from machine as instructed by supervisor Use of standard gauges, including the following: dial calipers, depth gauges, plug gauges and special gauges after instruction has been provided Possesses a working knowledge of quality requirements that pertain to the parts being machined and the operations being performed Changes cutting tools, drills, taps, end mills, etc., with minimal assistance from set up personnel. Able to perform machine adjustments with set up or supervisors’ instructions. Able to recognize and report quality problems to supervisor Capable of sharpening certain cutting tools with set up persons assistance
Requirements: Must be self-motivated Must be productive with the ability to work in a team environment Must be able to stand for extended periods of time Must be able to work Overtime, as required Must follow the dress code: Steel Toe, ESD shoes are required, plant wide.
Shift Schedule: 1st Shift
Pay: $16.00/hr #IND3

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