Computer Numerical Control Programmer

Responsibilities

• Plan machining steps by studying job traveler, blueprints, materials, and specifications.
• Determine the best tooling for processing and create tool sheet.
• Program mills and lathes using cam software.
• Optimize programs to ensure maximum efficiency on both new and existing jobs.
• Develop machining methods or routings to manufacture parts to meet customer specifications (drawings, 3D models, material specifications, etc.).
• Estimate cycle times for machining operations.
• Design fixturing and specify tooling for developed machining methods.
• Lead a team of machinists.
• Work towards continuous improvement on repeat jobs in their department.
• Maintain an approachable demeanor towards those under their charge.
• Conduct or supervise training of those under their charge.
• Conduct interviews and assist in staffing decisions for their department.
• Read, interpret, and understand work orders, blueprints, and work instructions.
• Pass this information on to those under their charge, as well.
• Verify revision levels of programs on repeat jobs.
• Provide setup sheets with photographs and accurate work instructions for setup of repeat jobs.
• Operate machine tool to manufacture parts to print specifications as needed.
• Notify management of incorrect process or time standards on route sheets (work instructions).
• Assist with job quoting as required.
• Attend and participate in daily shop floor meeting.
• Sign off on route sheets and fill out inspection reports verifying conformance of parts.
• Notify QC and/or supervisors of non-conforming parts.
• Work safely and immediately report any unsafe condition.
• Follow production schedules but offer suggestions to scheduler for requested deviations to the schedule.
• All other responsibilities as assigned.

• 5+ years of professional working experience within a machining/job shop based environment
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and complex GD&T Symbols
• Ability to set up, run and program on a horizontal milling machine
• Ability to create offline programs utilizing CAD/CAM software (Master
  
  CAM or Gibbs
  
  CAM)