Multi Axis Machinist
$28.00 / Hourly
ApplyMulti Axis Machinist
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$28.00 / Hourly
About the role
- Minimum Education Required
- ExperienceMinimum Experience Required
- Must have 5 to 7 years related set-up and/or operational experience with Mori Seiki multi axis equipment.
- Demonstration of basic machining skills either observed in the shop or evaluated by skills assessments.
- A good understanding of tool paths, use of MDI and a demonstrated discipline of problem solving skills.
- Proficient at understanding the programs pertaining to Mori Seiki NZX and NL series machines with Mori Seiki controls.
- Proficient in the operation and set-up of Mori Seiki equipment using established programs and tool lists to run production jobs utilizing NZX and NLX series machines with Mori Seiki controls within the stated set up times.
- Proficient with geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T)
- Previous experience with tight tolerances.
- ISO / AS9100 experience a plus.
- ShiftFirst (Day)
- Number of Openings1Veterans Encouraged to ApplyYesPhysical Required
- NoDrug Test Required
- NoCompensation$28.00 / Hourly
- Additional Compensation
- OvertimePostal Code55438Job TypeFull TimePlace of WorkOn-site
- Requisition ID54452Job Benefits
- Thorud, Inc. offers competitive wages and benefits package including medical, dental, flex fund, life insurance, paid vacation, eight paid holidays and a profit sharing and 401K retirement plan with a company match
- Application Emailchristinef@thorudinc.com
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