Machinist - NDT

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This role includes the opportunity to set up and operate numerically controlled machining centers. Perform work from blueprints, sketches, planning sheets, verbal instructions, or engineering, tooling, or equipment information. Work from setup instructions, and NC programs. Troubleshoot NC programming during proofing of new processes. Contribute to lean initiatives to increase productivity and reduce the manufacturing cost of the product. Work independently with minimum guidance in a team environment.

• Interpret customer requirements from blueprints, complex drawings, engineering specifications, quality directives, charts, sketches, and verbal instructions.
• Setup, adjust, and operate a variety of machine tools to optimize process capability. Adapt or improvise tooling to accomplish results. Utilize a broad knowledge and understanding of production machining technology, operating skills, and shop techniques. Implement manufacturing methods using standard production machines, materials and tooling.
• Setup and perform complex machining operations that require close and exact tolerances, dimensional relationships, unusual contours, and dimensional finish requirements.
• Operate multiple machines efficiently, which may require multiple simultaneous operations.
• Troubleshoot and resolve machining problems.
• Responsible for machining and verifying parts to customer requirements while maintaining high levels of quality and efficiency.
• Inspect completed parts for conformance to customer requirements through visual examination and utilize inspection instruments such as gauges, calipers, micrometers, comparators, surface plate techniques and surface testing equipment. May be required to use coordinate measuring machines (CMM).
• Use advanced shop level mathematics which may include trigonometry and complex tool path calculations.
• Actively contribute to lean initiatives by identifying and providing suggestions for areas of improvement. Effectively apply lean concepts to the work area.
• Routinely maintain equipment to ensure machine cleanliness, accuracy, and reliability.

• Able to read and follow blueprints, specifications, and verbal instructions
• Has working knowledge of machine shop mathematics, may include trigonometry
• Effectively applies lean initiatives
• Demonstrates effective verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills, and the ability to work in a team environment
• Basic computer skills including ability to use job-specific software
• Effectively demonstrates team‑member competencies and participates in goal setting, performance feedback, and self‑development activities

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Full‑time

Management and Manufacturing

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