Turning Machine Operator
satellite tool machineWindsor (CT)
Turning Machine Operator
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satellite tool machineWindsor (CT)
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and PlasticPrecision Turned Product Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
The Operator must be able to set up the machine for the manufacturing process utilizing Bullard and or VTL machines. This can include manual or automated machinery. STM needs day and night shift operators. This is a fulltime position with overtime.
Tasks:
Prepare machine for operation Equip machine with appropriate tools and gauges. Load part on machine and monitor while working Adjust speeds and feeds when required Follow quality system and work instructions Achieve dimensional requirements Complete/fill in all required reports Maintain and clean machine, equipment and work area
Skills:
Communication Use of variety of tools and gauges Read NC programs Knowledge of speeds and feeds Fanuc Controls Blue print and operation sheet reading Multi-tasking Use of general gauges We offer: Medical, dental and accident insurance Short term and long term disability Retirement plan with an employer match Vacation and personal days\nCompany
Description:
Growing manufacturing company of aircraft engine parts and helicopter parts. Family owned and operated since 1980! Looking for fast paced employees to grow with our company!
Company Description:
Growing manufacturing company of aircraft engine parts and helicopter parts. Family owned and operated since 1980!Looking for fast paced employees to grow with our company!
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