CNC Operator 1

If you like learning about and using the latest gadgets, can work safely and efficiently as part of a team and are looking for an opportunity to grow, turn that passion into a career as a Fisher Barton Machine Operator. CNC Operators operate, set up, adjust, program, and troubleshoot CNC machines and tooling in a fast-paced environment, ensuring machines run smoothly, work at capacity without issue, and are appropriately maintained. Fisher Barton values our 3C’s Culture, working every day to execute Customer Excellence, A Culture of Fairness, and Community Involvement. At Level 1, You will: Adhere to Fisher Barton Safety and Quality procedures and regulationsand business code of ethics Produce product by following work instructions Gauge parts and read blueprints Recognize when an insert/product goes out of tolerance, stop process, and seek assistance Follow check sheets and using measurement instruments to verify parts are manufactured to customer specifications Maintain housekeeping and 5S in the work area Collect and remove recyclable chips and shavings and transports to reclaiming area Maintain all documentation as required At Level 2, You will also: Machine parts to print Change inserts Load feed mechanism and change inserts when necessary Cross train other team members on CNC machine operations Maintain equipment by completing preventive maintenance, following manufacturer's operating instructions, and maintaining gears with way lube Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and escalating issue as needed Maintain all documentation as required At Level 3, You will also: Set up (including 3 part run off), operate, change fixtures on CNC VMs and other equipment Monitor and control machine, tooling, and/or programming to ensure parts meet customer requirements Follow check sheets and usingmeasuring tools such as calipers, micrometers, height gauges, and others to measure part features, and to check and/or inspect machining operations and finished product quality Maintain tooling inventories Maintain all documentation as required At Level 4, You will also: Set up (including 3 part run off), operate, change fixtures on CNC VMs and other equipmentin a manner which minimizes downtime Work with Engineering to program CNC machines Monitor and control machine, tooling, and/or programming to ensure parts meet customer requirements Maintain all documentation as required The above statements are intended only to describe the general nature of the job and should not be construed as an all-inclusive list of position responsibilities. Responsibilities and impact may crossover technical fields/functions. Required Qualifications: Required at Level 1: Basic Math skills Basic computer skills Required at Level 2: 1 Year of Previous CNC Operator experience or successful performance as a Fisher Barton CNC Operator Level 1 Able to use measurement instruments such as: caliper, height gage, micrometer Required at Level 3: 2 years CNC Setup Machining experienceor successful performance as a Fisher Barton CNC Operator Level 2 Experience training or cross-training operators Required at Level 4: 4 years CNC Setup Machining experienceor successful performance as a Fisher Barton CNC Operator Level 3 Tool replacement and pick up CNC program modifications Preferred Qualifications: Preferred at Level 1: High School Diploma or Equivalent 1+ years of Manufacturing experience Preferred at Level 2: High School Diploma or Equivalent 2+ years of CNC experience Experience with trouble-shooting machines Experience using special micrometers and gauges Preferred at Level 3: 4+ years of CNC Setup Machining experience with both short and long runs Lean Manufacturing training Preferred at Level 4: High School Diploma or equivalent 5+ years of CNC Setup Machining experience with both short and long runs Lean Manufacturing training Physical | Visual Demands: Ability to stand 8-12 hours a day Ability to sit, stand, squat and bend Reach overhead with one or both arms Repetitive movement of lifting and placing parts on machines / up to 15 pounds Ability to occasionally lift up to 50 poundsHmm! The last line is incomplete, it's incomplete. I realize the AI incorrectly truncated. Let's correct. The final list item must be Ability to occasionally push/pull up to 75 pounds . But we can't do that. Let's adjust. #J-18808-Ljbffr Fisher Barton