Computer Numerical Control Programmer
bryantMilwaukee (WI)
About the role
At BRYANT, we provide high-quality conveyor components including rollers, bearings, pulleys and universal joints to an extensive range of industries worldwide. We can handle small or large order volumes, providing the same critical attention to detail to each of our customers. We are looking for experienced individuals to join our growing team!
JOB DUTIES:
Monitor, maintain and control the movements of CNC Machines Strong knowledge of Haas Machines Operate CNC lathes, mills, set-up Recommend and assist in developing tooling and process documentation Train new hires/Crosstrain existing employees Inspect and measure parts to ensure quality standards are met Read, interpret and convert blueprints into end products using CNCprogramming codes Proper handling of measurement tools Maintain all equipment in good operating condition Safely perform all responsibilities with adherence to company policy Maintain accurate shop floor control system information Read detailed engineering documents such as prints, routing and processinstructions Maintain safe and clean work area Other duties as assignedREQUIREMENTS/SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS:Three years machining experience or equivalent Functional experience in a department (CNC machining/Steel fabrication)Thorough understanding of program format Ability to read and edit programs in G-code Comprehensive knowledge of CNC machines and the programming languages used to access and control them Strong computer skills preferred – CAD/CAM software or Conversation software Lean training preferred Programming experience Experience in both Job shop (low volume/ high mix) and Production (high volume /low mix) business models High School diploma/GED required Associate degree preferredCOMPENSATION BASIS: Willing to pay for experienced candidates
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