Programs, sets up, operates, and inspects CNC lathes and mills using Mastercam and manual G-code. Adjusts offsets, tooling, feeds, speeds, and cutter compensation to maintain tolerances. Creates and modifies fixtures, performs full part inspections, manages programs on the company network, tears down setups, maintains machines and fluid levels, and follows safety procedures.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
- Must be able to independently program challenging parts and contours using MasterCam software and is responsible for proving out and operating CNC machines with his programs.
- Must be able to conceptualize and contribute ideas for creating and programming appropriate fixture and mounting devises to effectively machine the required parts.
- The operator will be responsible to edit G-Code programming and perform complete manual G-Code programming at the machine to machine one-offs and on-demand parts.
- The programmer operator I is required to be or become proficient with using K&N’s network for retrieving and saving programs.
- The programmer operator I is expected to edit and modify programs at the machine and then save the edited program to the proper MasterCam program file folders on K&N’s network.
- The operator will be responsible for the set up and operation of various CNC machine tools, which may include Lathes and Mills.
- The operator will be responsible for keeping the CNC machine tools running and checking the parts being run. This includes the operation of several machine tools at one time.
- The operator must be able to adjust offsets and locations, as well as change inserts and cutting tools, as necessary and make cutter comp adjustments to maintain required part dimensions within tolerances provided.
- The operator will be responsible for full inspections of his parts and verifying tolerances are being held.
- The operator is required to tear down setups, and return tooling to its proper location and get machine ready for next setup.
- The operator will be responsible for setting up the required tooling fixtures, vises and other holding apparatuses, along with loading the proper cutting tools for the job into the machine.
- The operator must have full knowledge and understanding of speeds, feeds, and surface call outs of the various machined parts and make changes as necessary to produce acceptable parts
- The operator will be responsible for cleanup in and around the machines, as well as maintaining proper fluid levels.
- Communicate with supervision on changes that would make programming and tooling more efficient.
- The programmer operator I must adhere to and follow all K&N’s safety procedures and continuously work and operate all machinery in a safe manner.
Experience, Skills & Education:
- 2 - 3 years machine shop experience, or trade school graduate
- Must be able to read and interpret blueprints. Must be able to utilize common machine shop measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, etc.) to inspect and qualify machined parts accordingly.
- Knowledge of machine shop practices a must.
- Must communicate any machining errors, tooling issues and communicate corrective actions clearly and timely.
- Previous programming experience using MasterCam software.
Additional Qualities Necessary:
- Ability to maintain good attendance
- Must be able to follow and remember verbal directions given.
- Must be able to follow through on all tasks and projects according to supervision and leadership.
- Must meet output expectations, or clearly define what would be needed to meet these goals.
- Ability to demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills in a 1-on-1 or team environment
We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity in our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
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