Machinist I Keyseater- Falk
Regal Rexnord, Auburn, AL, United States
Machinist I Large Custom Bore Keyseater
Under direct supervision, assists with the set up, operation, and adjustment of conventional or automatic machines such as Computer Numberic Controlled (CNC) machines. Works from drawings and written instructions to create replacement and new parts in making repairs to metal parts as well as for experimental apparatus or prototype equipment. Reads CNC programs. Work is routine and machining is performed to ordinary tolerances. Requires basic knowledge of various metals and of measurements used in machining processes. Typically requires a high school education or equivalent and two years of experience.
Responsibilities:
Write/edit/modify programs for CNC Machines
Operates CNC machines according to exact tolerances specified on engineering prints
Sets up and operates manual lathes, saws, cutting tools, slotting tools to meet exact tolerances on engineering prints.
Performs routine inspections and minor maintenance
Troubleshoots and corrects operational and quality issues
Ensures the machine is in compliance with operational and safety guidelines
Performs housekeeping duties as required
Meets all production standards
Run entire cell/area or multiple machines as a machinist
Work in a constant state of alertness
Regular and predictable attendance
Work cooperatively with co-workers
MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, WORK AIDES:
Computer
Measuring devices such as calipers, micrometers, and tape measures
Hand tools
Lifting devices such as overhead cranes and hoists
Engineering drawings and prints
Hours worked
The Machinist normally works a 40-hour work week. Some overtime may be required to meet production demands.
Qualifications:
Experience and Skill Required
Minimum Education:
Post high school with emphasis on machinist trade
Minimum Experience:
2 years as a machinist
Necessary Skills:
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
Ability to work in auto cad
Ability to write CNC programs
Ability to set up and operate manual lathes and other machines according to precise tolerances
Advanced troubleshooting skills
Basic maintenance skills
Ability to work with little or no supervision
"Restrictions imposed by federal export control laws may limit this job opportunity to candidates who are a "U.S. Person", which includes U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, U.S. permanent residents, individuals granted asylum in the United States, and refugees in the United States, or who otherwise can qualify for a license that permits them to hold the position."
Under direct supervision, assists with the set up, operation, and adjustment of conventional or automatic machines such as Computer Numberic Controlled (CNC) machines. Works from drawings and written instructions to create replacement and new parts in making repairs to metal parts as well as for experimental apparatus or prototype equipment. Reads CNC programs. Work is routine and machining is performed to ordinary tolerances. Requires basic knowledge of various metals and of measurements used in machining processes. Typically requires a high school education or equivalent and two years of experience.
Responsibilities:
Write/edit/modify programs for CNC Machines
Operates CNC machines according to exact tolerances specified on engineering prints
Sets up and operates manual lathes, saws, cutting tools, slotting tools to meet exact tolerances on engineering prints.
Performs routine inspections and minor maintenance
Troubleshoots and corrects operational and quality issues
Ensures the machine is in compliance with operational and safety guidelines
Performs housekeeping duties as required
Meets all production standards
Run entire cell/area or multiple machines as a machinist
Work in a constant state of alertness
Regular and predictable attendance
Work cooperatively with co-workers
MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, WORK AIDES:
Computer
Measuring devices such as calipers, micrometers, and tape measures
Hand tools
Lifting devices such as overhead cranes and hoists
Engineering drawings and prints
Hours worked
The Machinist normally works a 40-hour work week. Some overtime may be required to meet production demands.
Qualifications:
Experience and Skill Required
Minimum Education:
Post high school with emphasis on machinist trade
Minimum Experience:
2 years as a machinist
Necessary Skills:
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
Ability to work in auto cad
Ability to write CNC programs
Ability to set up and operate manual lathes and other machines according to precise tolerances
Advanced troubleshooting skills
Basic maintenance skills
Ability to work with little or no supervision
"Restrictions imposed by federal export control laws may limit this job opportunity to candidates who are a "U.S. Person", which includes U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, U.S. permanent residents, individuals granted asylum in the United States, and refugees in the United States, or who otherwise can qualify for a license that permits them to hold the position."