Manual Machinist-Off Shift

Sets up and operates AIC's manual machining equipment on 3rd shift - primarily manual engine lathes, plus manual mills, grinders and broaching - to produce precision components to drawing. Responsibilities Study blueprints, routings and work orders to determine dimensions, tolerances, tooling and sequence of operations. Manual lathes (primary): set up work in chucks, utilizing steady rests or between centers; turn, face, bore, drill, groove, taper and single-point thread parts to drawing tolerances. Manual mills: set up and run Bridgeport-type and other manual milling machines Grinding: surface, Blanchard and OD grinding as assigned to meet size and finish requirements. Broaching: set up and run broaching operations for keyways, splines and other internal forms. Use drill presses and saws as needed to complete the job; operate any manual machining asset the schedule requires. Lift workpieces manually or with a hoist or crane; position and secure work using chucks, vises, clamps and fixtures. Select cutting tools, speeds, feeds and depth of cut based on material and shop mathematics. Check parts with micrometers, bore gauges, calipers, thread and keyway gauges indicators and other applicable gauges; record first-piece and in-process checks. Sharpen and replace tooling; maintain equipment and report machine problems to maintenance. Clock on and off every work order operation accurately; report labor against the correct job. Report any routing, drawing or work instruction problem through the Process Issue Report the same shift. Communicate job status, problems and handoffs to the 1st shift at shift change. Keep the work area clean and organized , report safety issues /concerns to management Preferred Education/Experience/Skills High school diploma or equivalent; trade school machining program a plus. 3+ years of manual machining experience, with strong manual lathe skills; experience on manual mills, grinders and broaches a plus. Strong blueprint reading and shop math (diameters, tapers, threads, tolerances, hole patterns). Able to use micrometers, bore gauges, calipers, depth micrometers and dial indicators. Willing to cross-train on all manual machining equipment. Own basic machinist tools. Ability to work 3rd shift on a consistent schedule; overtime as workload requires. Good attendance and safety record; follows AIC safety rules and PPE requirements. Motivated, accountable self-starter who can work with limited supervision on an off shift. Basic computer skills for clocking work orders (Sage 500 today, Epicor Kinetic in 2027). Physical Requirements Stand and walk for most of the shift; reach, bend, stoop, kneel and climb as needed. Lift and carry up to 50 lbs; heavier loads with a hoist, crane or forklift. Close vision, distance vision, depth perception and the ability to adjust focus. Work around operating machinery, coolant, noise and metal chips; safety glasses, safety shoes and hearing protection required. Disclaimer The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this position. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all the responsibilities, duties, and skills required for the position. All personnel may be required to perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to time, as needed. It is the policy of AIC that no employee or applicant will be discriminated against because of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, marital status or disability. #J-18808-Ljbffr Anderson International Corp