CNC Lathe Operator-2nd
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· Read detailed blueprint, job order, tooling instructions, and set up sheet for specifications such as dimensions, tolerances, type of holding fixtures, and cutting tools to be used.
· Mount chucks, fixtures or other work holding devices. Majority of the work is performed with chucks.
· Position and secure tools in tool holders on turret and cross slide.
· Load programs. Analyze complex program; adjust programmed speeds, feeds, tooling and operating sequences as needed.
· Position and secure work piece in chuck.
· Index turret and adjust positions of tools at each station in relation to work piece to assure clearance between moving parts and machining of specified dimensions and tolerances.
· Operate lathe; direct flow of coolant against tool and work piece. Frequently operate more than one machine.
· Use micrometers, vernier, thread gages, bore gages and various other precision measuring equipment to set up, adjust and check dimensions.
· Troubleshoot lathe machine problems; notify supervisor of any machine or quality problems and notify programmer of needed program changes or adjustments.
· Maintain CNC lathe; perform preventive maintenance as needed.
· Process all necessary documentation and paperwork for processes completed.
- Requires one to three years of trades training or equivalent experience and one to three years of related machining experience.
- Requires the ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, decimals, and percent.
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Requires the ability to operate various equipment.
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Requires a knowledge of gear principles, tooling, material characteristics, machine shop procedures, abrasives and general machining practices.
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Requires the ability to read specifications and gauges and to complete standard production documentation.
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Requires ability to operator a forklift truck and the ability to lift up to 40 lbs.