MACHINE CNC OPERATOR

Posted 3 days ago

ei6Akron (OH)

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Job TypeFull-time Description SUMMARY OBJECTIVEA Machine CNC Operator is responsible for operating and safely controlling various machines and equipment involved to aid in the production process. Responsibilities include performing a variety of duties involving tool use, lifting products and equipment, handling materials, and managing CNC machinery.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Operates CNC machinery and company equipment, after proper training, including proper utilization of power tools and machinery such as surface grinders, saws, and forklifts. Measures finished parts utilizing precision tools to ensure compliance with function, quality, and cosmetic specifications. Responsible for inspecting equipment prior to use to ensure proper setup and alignment as well as performs basic and routine adjustments and maintenance on equipment. Follow all company safety protocols. Accountable for maintaining a clean, safe, and orderly work area.
Requirements: EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCEHigh School degree or equivalent. Previous working experience with machinery and power tools required Forklift Operation Certification advantageous CNC Machine Operator experience a plus Manual dexterity. Some heavy lifting (up to 40 lbs.) is required COMPETENCIESTeam Player Problem Solving Mathematical Comprehension Safety Conscious Communication Initiative

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