Machinist B - 2nd Shift
kaneyBloomington (IL)
About the role
Machinist BThe Machinist B responsibilities include the setup and operation of one or more of the following machines; manual chucker, drills, hones, hobs, OD Grinders and other machines/equipment as assigned, with oversight as needed to produce quality products that meet all applicable requirements. With help from others, able to perform quality inspections of their work and make any required adjustments per general manufacturing practices and company policies/procedures. Some supervision may be required to meet productivity, quality and safety goals.
Responsibilities:
- With oversight as needed, sets up and operates assigned machines.
- Participates in continuous improvement activities as needed
- Inspect parts per instructions provided in order to produce quality products
- Makes necessary adjustments to equipment/tooling to attain required dimensions and finishes
- Proactively and positively interacts with coworkers to obtain assistance as necessary to solve problems.
- Maintain correct time reporting and accurate entries on manufacturing and inspection records.
- Follow TPM requirements as required and maintains overall good housekeeping practices
- Complies with company quality and safety requirements
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications:
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Minimum 1-2 years related experience or certified training
- Minimum Competencies
- Ability to follow detailed instructions as needed to perform day-to-day responsibilities
- Possess basic mechanical aptitude
- Understands basic mathematics and geometry
- Ability to read blueprints with some knowledge of Geometry Dimension & Tolerancing
- Possess good communication skills and works well in a team environment
- Familiar with general machining and inspection equipment
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