Industrial Machinist

Key Accountabilities:

• Identifies problems in a timely manner
• Works well in a team environment
• Exhibits the ability to learn and apply new skills
• Operate a surface grinder, lathe, polishing wheel, drill press, hand tools and mill
• Assemble, clean and adjust intricate die set assemblies
• Determine tooling rework needs and prioritize work accordingly
• Rework/rebuild tab feeders
• Rework/rebuild tab and lane dies
• Indicate tooling stack heights and set-up dies to print specifications
• Indicate tooling/dies for proper alignment
• Read and understand engineering drawings
• Ability to machine process equipment parts to print
• Ability to use and read depth micrometer’s, dial indicators, height gauges, callipers and micrometer’s.
• Ability to self-manage workloads and standard assigned Duties.
• Ability to make decisions when troubleshooting material defects from potential compromised tooling.
• Utilize different extraction methods for broken tooling, bolts and other defective/damaged components from process equipment in production area.

 

These statements reflect the general details considered necessary to describe the principal functions of the job identified and shall not be construed as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the job. Some of the work requirements which are common to all jobs are housekeeping, meeting productions and quality levels, relief of others for brief periods, safety considerations and participation in teams and at meetings. All of these common elements have been included in the evaluated level of the job.

 

Knowledge/Skills/Experience:

• Familiar with Personal Protective Equipment
• Experience working in an industrial environment
• Journeyman machinist or tool & die maker preferred
• Read precision measuring devices such as but not limited to micrometers, dial indicators, depth mics
• High School Diploma or GED required 

 

Key Job Competencies/Physical Demands:

• Willingness to work night shift
• Ability and willingness to work overtime
• Fine motor sills, reaching, twisting, grip, bend, reach, lift, visual & mental acuity
• Able to lift up to 100 pounds and frequently lift/carry 50 pounds
• Use various hand tools
• Strict attention to precise outcomes
• Ability to multi-task
• Exposure to heat, vibrations and loud noise