CNC Router Operator- 3rd Shift
airstreamJackson Center (OH)
$23.41
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airstreamJackson Center (OH)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$23.41
About the role
CNC ROUTER OPERATORTowables, Dept. TS110 (3rd Shift)Group IIPay $23.41 - Eligible to receive $1.50 hourly shift difference.
Job Description:
The Wood Komo Router Operator is responsible for selecting proper material, running proper programs and operating CNC router to produce parts as requested by material control. Eligible to receive $1.50 hourly shift difference. Job Summary & Responsibilities:• Select and adjust router bit according to material to be routed. • Must understand function and capability of hand-held programmer. • Must be able to measure router bit diameter using dial calipers and set tool compensation accordingly. Recognize obvious irregularities and defects in materials, surface finish, and workmanship. • Must be able to recognize when a tool needs changed and be able to change it. • Operator will be responsible for performing routine weekly maintenance to router and keeping service log. • Operator will be required to change dust collector bags when full. • May be required to fabricate jigs and fixtures to aid in the assembly process. • Operator will be required to deliver parts to correct benches and stock racks.
Qualifications & Requirements:
• Physical effort required to load machine with large panels weighing as much as 80 lbs. • Substantial amount of wood dust may be in the area surrounding work place. • Exercise care in loading, routing and unloading machine. • Extreme caution required to prevent injury when operating CNC router. • Factory noise level is above average. • Operator will be responsible for keeping router and area around router in a clean and orderly fashion. • Operator must be able to read and interpret engineering drawings in order to inspect first parts for quality and accuracy. • CNC Router and hand-held programmer, wrenches, torque wrench, dial calipers, woods, metals, laminates.
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