CNC Swiss Setup/Operator

Posted 3 days ago

coyote technical executive sourcingNew Britain (CT)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Operators Machine Shops

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About the role

CNC Swiss Setup/Operator

Hours: 7:00am - 4:30pm Roles and Responsibilities:

Setup/Operate Swiss CNC equipment a. Hanwha XD35, Hanwha XD32, Hanwha SL12, Star SR20J b. Full machine setup (see below but not limited to) i. Install collets/guide bushings ii. Installation through the feed tube as needed c. Load and prove out programs d. Touch off tooling e. Change inserts Use blueprints to ensure proper dimensions on finished parts. a. Including but not limited to GD&T Troubleshoot CNC malfunctions and alert proper personnel when necessary. Machine Maintenance (see below but not limited to). a. Coolant levels, Lube levels, etc. Inspection a. Utilizing Micrometers, Micro-hites, comparators, Keyence TMX, etc. Run multiple machines Follow proper ISO 9001/AS 9100 procedures. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment. No sponsorship visa (H1-B, etc) candidates at this time, sorry. Qualified candidates must submit their resume in Microsoft Word format along with at least three professional references to: COYOTE TECHNICAL & EXECUTIVE SOURCINGPhil Montoya Director of SourcingCNC Lathe Machinist - New Britain, CT MachinistCNCSwissHanwahCNCLathesSetupMachinistNewBritainConnecticutJobsConnecticutManufacturingJobs

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