CNC Programmer
acemcoSpring Lake (MI)
About the role
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CNC Programmer/Machinist Job Description Currently seeking an experienced CNC Programmer/Machinist for an opportunity with a leader in custom contract manufacturing, from single components and OEM parts and subassemblies to complete manufacturing and engineering capabilities and services on 2nd and 3rd shift.2nd shift: 2 pm- 10 pm3rd shift: 10 pm - 6 am.
Responsibilities:
Able to operate CNC equipment from product data to produce die components in accordance with instructions.
Understands blueprints of product, die, and checking fixture to visualize shape, mechanical structure and operation of tools and checking method.
Documents work in an orderly fashion. Data and tool parts are stored in an organized directory tree in accordance with Plant Manager instructions.
Requests materials and resources with sufficient lead time to maintain planned schedule.
Set up and operate machine tools (lathe, mill, grinder, saw, drill press) in a safe manner minimizing material and time waste.
Set up and safely operate CNC equipment. A detailed instruction list will be provided for correct ATL offsets.
Additional functions not explicitly outlined in this position description as described by the supervisor/manager.
Requirements:
- Minimum of 2 years of experience in machining, methodizing, and/or CNC programming.
- Ability to make decisions based on upon data trending and intuition. (Required)
- Must possess problem-solving skills.
- Must have a strong attention to detail.
- Skilled at troubleshooting and resolving mechanical or logistical problems that arise.
- Good computer and mathematical skills.
Benefits:
Blue Care Network/ Delta Dental and Vision/ Paid time off/ Paid holidays/ 100% Paid tuition, fees, and books/ Paid life insurance/ 401(k) match/ and much more"ACEMCO Incorporated is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law."
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