CNC Machine Operator Newburyport, MA

Posted 3 days ago

westaffLowell (MA)

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Mid

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$30-$40/hr

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About the role

Westaff is hiring for a CNC Mill programmer/operator in Newburyport MA Payrate: $30-$40/hr based on experience Benefits to Westaff Associates: Medical Dental Vision Retirement Savings Plan FREE Online classes WEEKLY PAY Primary Responsibilities: Create programs for CNC milling machines using Mastercam. Set up CNC milling machines and prove out programs with sample parts. Run CNC milling machines to produce parts to customer specifications. Perform some manual machining as required. Verify critical features on first piece parts prior to submission for inspection. Perform in-process inspections of parts against customer specifications. Keep detailed records of inspections and completion of process steps. Perform secondary operations such as cleaning and deburring. Inspect CNC milling machines for proper operation and report any problems. Perform basic preventive maintenance on CNC milling machines. Assist with job quotes for new and existing work Oversee operator training on set-up and operation. Keep work area clean and organized. Order supplies, consumables and tooling when needed. Comply with quality management system requirements.
Required Knowledge and Skills: Good computer skills, familiarity with office software. CAD/CAM programming skills, specifically Mastercam mill. Good record keeping and organizational skills. Use of micrometers, calipers, optical comparators, and other inspection tools. Basic geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. Setup and operation of CNC milling machines. Ability to troubleshoot problems with CNC milling machines and parts. Understanding of machining methods and cutting tool capabilities. Understanding of speed and feed adjustments and effects on cutting conditions. Good math skills. SEC Specific Training Required Control of Non-conforming Outputs Configuration Management ID & Traceability CNC department process

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