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CNC Operator 1

Posted 8 days ago

norwood medicalDayton (OH)

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Junior

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$19.50 per hour

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About the role

CNC Operator 1 Norwood Medical At Norwood Medical, the work you do matters. Every precision component we manufacture plays a role in helping surgeons perform procedures that improve and save lives around the world. From robotic-assisted surgery to minimally invasive medical technologies, our products are trusted in operating rooms where quality and precision make a difference. As a CNC Operator 1, you won't just be running machines---you'll be helping create products that impact patients every day. Whether you're beginning your manufacturing career or looking to grow your CNC skills, you'll have the opportunity to learn from experienced team members, work with advanced equipment, and build a rewarding future in medical device manufacturing.
Pay: Base Pay: $16.50--$19.50 per hour, based on skill level - Night Shift Differential: 10%
Responsibilities: Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: - Read, follow, and complete company routers and perform work as assigned by a Group Leader. - Operate one or more types of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) production equipment. - Select appropriate CNC machine settings and make offsets and/or adjustments as necessary. - Perform tool changes as required. - Execute inspection plans, including Manufacturing Inspection Plans (MIP) and inspection data sheets, using standard and/or specialized inspection equipment. - Document inspection results as required. - Detect and report defective material or questionable conditions to a Group Leader. - Maintain and track daily production goals. - Work as a team player and communicate work-related issues as needed. - Perform typical machine shop operations. - Maintain a clean and orderly work area. - Follow all safety regulations and procedures. What You Bring Safety Mindset - Consistently use required personal protective equipment (PPE). - Follow all safety procedures for assigned tasks.
Experience: Demonstrated employment longevity of at least eight consecutive months with a previous employer. - Previous CNC machine experience is preferred for top candidates. Team Mentality - Work effectively with team members to meet production and quality goals. - Support a positive and collaborative workplace. Time Management - Maintain reliable and punctual attendance. - Work efficiently to meet productivity goals. Adaptability - Ability to work in an environment with frequently changing temperatures. - Ability to work overtime when required. - Eagerness to learn processes and procedures in multiple areas. Communication - Clearly share information and listen to understand. - Resolve issues through open communication. - Use communication tools to stay connected. - Must be able to read, write, and conduct business in English, with or without reasonable accommodation. Thoroughness - Properly perform quality checks. - Maintain accuracy and attention to detail. - Follow verbal and written instructions. - Perform a variety of clerical functions as needed. - Understand basic mathematics.
What You Will Get: Medical, dental, vision, and prescription benefits beginning the last day of the month. 10 paid vacation days, prorated during the first calendar year. Up to 9 paid holidays. Company-paid life insurance. Employee Assistance Programs, including financial advice and personal and group therapy. College tuition assistance available after 6 months of employment. Safety-focused workplace.

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