TMS-CNC Machinist-Oct22

Posted 3 days ago

keltia designMarienthal (KS)

MachinistsMachine Shops

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

CNC Machinist - Nashville & Wichita - Oct 2022 - 1401Our Client is a tier I supplier of aerostructure components of commercial and business jet aircraft is seeking skilled NC Machine Machinists. The NC Machine Machinist will be responsible for setting up, locating, positioning, adjusting, and operating numerically controlled routing, drilling, riveting, sealing and electro-magnetic assembly machines. The NC Machine Machinist plays a critical role in producing quality aerospace parts where customer requirements and delivery schedule is a priority. Job ResponsibilitiesSet up work by loading, locating and pinning into positions, by adjusting pins and cutters for controlled multi axes movement. Refers to part drawing and shop orders to ascertain sequences dimensions applicable project and holding fixtures and cutting tools Set controls and make required adjustments to assure consistent results Install tape and operate CNC machine using provided controls, Check and assist others in checking completed parts dimensionally and for proper finish Job QualificationsHigh School Diploma Machinist 1 diploma from Tennessee College of Applied Technology or 5 years machining experience in a manufacturing environment in lieu of education. If interested, please send your updated resume in Word doc format to Jigar at Jigar@keltia-design.com with preferred pay requirements and availability and we will follow up immediately

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