2nd shift VPT-Machine Operator
vermont precision toolsSwanton (VT)
2nd shift VPT-Machine Operator
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vermont precision toolsSwanton (VT)
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and PlasticPrecision Turned Product Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Machine Operator As a machine operator, in the Made to Stock Value Stream, the employee will be trained and responsible for the setup, operation, and troubleshooting of a variety of grinding machines and manually operated equipment to produce accurate, close tolerance pin gages. Job functions are as follows: Producing gage pins holding diameters at close tolerances ranging from .00001" to.0002"Maintaining surface finish of diameters at very close micro-finish Operators will be knowledgeable of and expected to utilize measuring equipment to inspect the product they produce to ensure accurate diameter tolerances Must be able to monitor part conformance and adjust manufacturing equipment accordingly Responsible for maintaining established production levels for all operations performed Responsible for maintaining quality production in accordance with company standards Responsible for remaking and/or reworking products that do not meet required specifications Will be required to input basic data entries using internal computer programs on daily basis Vermont Precision Tools, Inc. manufactures a broad range of high-quality precision ground pins, blanks and other tooling that is used to produce products to serve the medical, aerospace, automotive, defense, and many other markets. In addition, dba Vermont Gage, we manufacture a wide range of fixed limit gaging including close-tolerance pin gages, ring gages, trilock gages, taperlock gages and more. We are a stable family business with more than 57+ years of developing people and advancing individuals within the company. Employees are developed to perform more effectively by focusing on strategic goals, company culture, and individual performance.2nd shift 3:30pm-1200am Monday-Friday. Training on 1st shift 7:00am-3:30pm.
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