CNC Machinist
us industrial sourcingAthens (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description US Industrial Sourcing is looking for a skilled Machinist to operate a variety of machines to perform assigned tasks. Be able to produce or repair precision parts using both manual and automated equipment. The hours are Monday through Friday 7:30 am to 4:15 pm and Saturdays as needed. Must have a good work ethic and not need to be under direct supervision. You will need to be able to pass a drug test along with random tests if hired. Salary based on experience.
Responsibilities:
- Review samples, drawings or instructions to understand specifications of output
- Plan the sequence of necessary actions for the completion of a job
- Take measurements and mark material for cutting or shaping
- Select appropriate machines (e.g. lathes, mills) and position or load material for a job
- Monitor machine while working
- Adjust the feed and identify issues
- Check output to ensure consistency with specifications and discard defects
- Keep records of approved and defective units or final products
- Perform routine machine maintenance and repair minor damages
- SkillsProven experience as machinist
Experience in using and/or programming manual, semi-automated or automated tools and machines (Mazak -Mazatrol -lathes & mills, HAAS Mill, 5-Axis Mills, grinders etc.) not required but a plus.
Ability to use precision tools (e.g. calipers) to take accurate measurements
Knowledge of the properties of metal and other material
Ability to read schematics and manuals
Good at math with analytical abilities
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