NPI Machinist - Evening Shift (M-Th, 10-Hour Shifts!)

NPI MachinistSummary: The NPI Machinist sets up computerized numerically controlled machine tools and related equipment for machining operations for new product development. Products will be first articles and pilot lots for process verification. Participates in problem solving activities and contributes to quality improvements. Operates machines when required. Trains other department employees and provides performance assessment feedback to supervisor. Actively promotes teamwork atmosphere and supports team development.Description: Strives for a culture of proactive safety. Works from drawings, 3D CAD models, and programs developed by CNC Programmers Set up and inspect first article parts. Use basic measurement tools to measure parts to customer drawings and 3D CAD model. Learn and utilized advanced inspection systems such as Keyence vision system. Solve technical machining problems to yield conforming products. Work with CNC Programmers to develop sustainable machining programs. Work with QC inspectors to troubleshoot nonconforming conditions. Establish effective setup procedures, generate work instructions for future production runs. Change cutting tools and location of work pieces during machining process. Installs cutting tools and various work holding devices to handle the size of stock to be machined. Makes necessary adjustments to set-ups during course of operations to maintain accurate production. Detects and reports improper operation, faulty equipment, and unusual conditions. Run multiple CNC machines. Utilize manual machines to manufacture parts to drawing and CAD model. Ensures quality of parts before forwarding them to next operation/process. Responsible for cleanliness of his/her own work area and the general housekeeping of the Company. Reports any unsafe conditions to Supervisor/Management/Maintenance. Other duties as assigned.Requirements: Minimum 3 years CNC setup experience. Minimum 5 years' experience in a manufacturing environment. Mandatory 4th axis machining experience. Prototyping and first piece development with programs experience a plus. Familiarity with HAAS controls a plus. Ability to use micrometers, calipers, height gauges and dial indicators. Ability to read and interpret GD&T blueprints a must. Physical Requirements: Ability to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the work shift. Ability to frequently use hands and fingers to operate machine controls, tools, and measuring instruments. Ability to lift, carry, push, and pull materials and components weighing up to 40 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodation. Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, and reach as required to load, unload, and inspect parts and equipment. Ability to perform repetitive motions involving the hands, wrists, and arms. Ability to visually inspect parts, interpret and read blueprints, technical drawings, work instructions, and use gauges, and measuring devices. Ability to distinguish colors, dimensions, and surface defects when performing quality inspections. Ability to hear and communicate effectively in a manufacturing environment. Ability to safely operate equipment in a fast-paced production setting while wearing required personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, hearing protection, safety shoes, and other equipment as required. Ability to work in an environment with exposure to machine noise, metal chips, cutting fluids, lubricants, and varying temperatures. Ability to maintain regular attendance and work scheduled shifts, including overtime as required.Work Environment: Manufacturing environment with exposure to moving mechanical equipment. Frequent interaction with machine tools, raw materials, and finished products. Compliance with all company safety policies, housekeeping requirements, and Foreign Object Debris (FOD) prevention practices. Required use of appropriate PPE and adherence to all safety procedures.Essential Functions Disclaimer: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position.About HEICO: Heico has a history of success. Since its founding over 40 years ago The Heico Companies has grown from a single business to over 80 separate companies through a strategic acquisition policy, and by reinvesting its earnings into internal growth and new prospects. Historically talented at restoring distressed companies, Heico now strategically targets acquisitions that will complement its ever-growing portfolio of companies in manufacturing, construction, and industrial services. These four core operations are organized into groups: Metal Processing Group, Construction Solutions Group, Applied Solutions Group, and Industrial Technologies Group. Once acquired, new Heico companies are assigned to a group and run on a stand-alone basis, allowing for great independence as well as the opportunity to share knowledge about markets, production processes, and management practices across other Heico groups and companies. Each Group has its own corporate team. Heico continues to seek out new opportunities and maintain its standard of success. The Heico Companies has remained a privately held company since its creation and maintains a majority ownership in each of its operations, which generates more than $3.3 billion dollars in revenues. Many of our businesses are certified Woman-owned Business Enterprises (WBE). More information about the holding company and overall organization can be found at