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CNC Machinist

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global channel managementFoothill Ranch (CA)

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CNC Machinist Lake Forest, California, United States$ 39.00 - 40.00 (US Dollar)CNC Mold Tech needs 5+ years of CNC Programming & Machining experienceCNC Mold Tech requires: Technical Trade School2nd Mon-Fri (1P - 9P)5+ years of CNC Programming & Machining experience with the majority of this time related specifically to injection molds Experience in DMG Mori Seki Experience in Mitsubishi EDM (Wire & Sinker) Experience with Pro E and/or Solidworks Experience with Geometrical, Dimensioning & Tolerancing Experience with 3D Modeling Experience with Microsoft applications Experience with injection mold maintenance and repairsCNC Mold Tech duties: Sets up and operates automatic CNC machines and manual machines as needed. Creates CNC programs with CAM software. Performs general mold repair work, machining, grinding etc. Some mold preventative maintenance and inspection. Works with Mold Design Engineers and Mold Tool Room Supervisor as needed to develop a constructive efficient relationship. Solves problems relating to unusual material, work-holding arrangements, machine settings, fabrication methods, and production process. Reads & interprets complex CAD drawings/specifications of injection molds and part models. Interprets mold component drawings for form, fit and function. Designs and builds jigs and fixtures as needed. Designs fixture clamping and holding tools. Demonstrates experience in cutter feeds and speeds for milling, drilling and general machining. Selects the correct types of steel required based on hardness and proper use for the application. Follows safety rules and regulations and good shop practices. Maintains daily records of work performed for management. Ensures at all times that shop tools, machines, and working areas are maintained and cleaned.

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