SWISS CNC Programmer

Posted 3 days ago

5 star global recruitment partnersWoodbury (CT)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers Machine Shops

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About the role

Swiss CNC Programmer Woodbury, Connecticut, United States About the Job Swiss CNC Programmer Key ResponsibilitiesProgramming and Setup: Develop CNC programs to meet precise engineering specifications. Perform machine setups, including loading programs, selecting and installing tools, and making necessary adjustments for optimal performance. Verify machine settings, offsets, and tool changes to ensure accuracy and precision in all machining operations. Operation: Program Star Swiss CNC machines to produce intricate components with tight tolerances. Monitor machine performance and make real-time adjustments to enhance efficiency and maintain top-tier quality standards. Conduct routine checks to ensure proper lubrication, cooling, and overall machine functionality. Quality Control: Inspect machined parts using precision measuring tools, such as micrometres and callipers, to confirm conformance to engineering specifications. Address and correct any deviations from quality standards to maintain the highest production integrity. Tool Maintenance: Perform regular maintenance on tools, replacing them as necessary to ensure optimal performance. Collaborate with management to quickly resolve tooling or equipment issues, minimizing downtime and maintaining productivity. Required Citizenship / Work Permit / Visa Status US Citizens/ Greencard Holder Must-Haves Experience in programming and operating Swiss CNC machines, specifically Star models. * Good understanding machining processes, precision measuring instruments, and engineering specifications.

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