Machining Process Technician

As a Machining Process Technician, you will enjoy the challenge of using your skills and experience to be a liaison between machining production and machining manufacturing engineers. In addition, you’ll be supporting and improving existing processes and assist development of new processes through document control, hands‑on testing and production team coaching/training. Please note, we are not able to consider candidates who currently or in the future will require visa sponsorship. Hydro‑Gear is a world leader in the design and production of precision drive solutions, serving multiple industries and delivering to customers worldwide. Our passion is innovation and a commitment to making our customers successful. Learn more about us at Hydro‑Gear.com. Job Type: First Shift, Full-Time located in Princeton KY Wage: Hourly rate commensurate with experience Benefits Weekly paychecks! Clean, Climate-Controlled Environment! Paid Time Off (PTO) combines vacation, sick, personal days for flexibility of time off Paid Holidays Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance starting day one! Retirement Plans Health & Wellness Program Benefits with incentives The Machining Process Technician is responsible for assisting the manufacturing engineering team with support of existing high volume machining processes, while also being an integral part of improving those processes. Core Responsibilities Safely providing technical support through observation, interaction, and participation of machining production Using observations of machining production, report opportunities for improvement to Manufacturing Engineers and enter deficiency data into defect database Developing and producing process documentation and communicate accordingly Providing support in troubleshooting NCMRs, customer issues and team projects Participating in disposition of materials in HOLD area Supporting and contributing to data collection of tool testing, PPAP, and PFMEA Participate in and support training programs via documentation and live training Requirements Associate’s degree with 2 years’ experience or a minimum of 5 years in a manufacturing production environment or related experience is required. Equivalent combination of education and experience is acceptable. Mechanical aptitude and understanding of manufacturing processes Basic knowledge of CNC and PLC programming (preferred) Ability to read, analyze and interpret operating instruction and procedure manuals, Gauge Sheets / CMM reports and technical manuals Basic computer skills to provide and communicate routine reports and correspondence #J-18808-Ljbffr