CNC Operator (3rd Shift)

Posted 3 days ago

startShelby (MI)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

General FunctionResponsible for supporting the production operations of the plant.
Duties and Responsibilities: Adapt and promote Lean Manufacturing principles Active participant in the Elimination of Waste Team meetings Support the Company's Goals and Objectives Required to operate machinery in various CNC machining centers Sets machine controls according to program and installs fixtures Responsible for set-up, repairing tooling and troubleshoot machines in their cell area Required to understand, know and apply the knowledge to all machines, machine processes, and their functions in their work area Makes preliminary check on first piece, adjusts tools to maintain proper dimensions and part quality overall Responsible for fully completing and updating all paperwork on daily basis (production reports, PPLH, TAKT, scrap reports, housekeeping check sheets, etc.) Manually positions and removes tools as prescribed Responsible for quality of all production parts produced at their station Required to perform all quality checks on production as specified by Quality Control Keep work areas and equipment clean and safe Responsible for reporting any quality defects to the Team Leader, General Production Supervisor, or Production Supervisor Must be able to sustain the fast paced demands of an automotive production environment Serves in the capacity of waste water handler commensurate with completion of proper training Other duties as assigned by the Team Leader Knowledge and SkillsMust possess working CNC knowledge to include troubleshooting, and adjusting robot positions using the teach pendant Usage of a computer and other workplace machinery such as a SAP hand held scanners, calculators, printers, and calipers (micrometers) Possess working knowledge of IATF16949, ISO 14001, and Q1 compliance criteria EducationHigh school diploma or GED Pursuit of college coursework or education in skilled trades preferred ExperienceRequires at least one (1) year experience as CNC machinist 2 years of experience in an automotive manufacturing setting preferred

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