Machinist I

Job description

Job Purpose Will be directly responsible for machining quality components to stated specifications. Will be directly responsible for protecting machine tools from damage caused by “Crashes.” The ability to independently interpret specified requirements is a must. The position requires a high degree of independent thinking, attention to detail, and resourcefulness to translate specifications into component requirements and apply the best practices effectively. Work under direct supervision. Receives guidance with difficult technical and scheduling problems. Accuracy of machined components is required Job Description Learn to effectively retrieve, understand, and adhere to QAP documentation. Gaining ability to use technical tools and instruments required to perform duties. Tools and instruments include but not limited to: Calipers, Micrometers, and Gauges. Gain ability to properly read and interpret drawings and technical specifications. Gain ability to identify simple deviation in material requirements. Gain ability to demonstrate fixturing, tool and machine offsets. Gain the ability to read and interpret set-up documentation. Gain ability to perform basic preventative maintenance/autonomous maintenance. Develop and demonstrate basic problem-solving skills. Learn and understand 5S principles You are meant for this job if: High school graduate or GED. Ability to meet deadlines and manage priorities in addition to key performance objectives. Strong mechanical aptitude. Previous machining experience preferred. Previous inspection experience preferred. Ability to work in shop environment. Basic PC skills. Good problem-solving skills. Self-motivated. Demonstrated math skills. Accuracy and attention to detail. Good organization, interpersonal, and interaction skills. Ability to work in a team environment. Demonstrated adaptability to unplanned events and changing priorities. Ability to learn to read and use measuring instruments. Ability to train on a basic two-axis lathe or a saw. Must demonstrate a willingness to receive on the job training. Work Environment: Spends 95% of the time in a manufacturing/shop environment and 5% in an office environment. Will be exposed to possible hazards including working with high-pressure equipment, working in limited spaces, high noise, inclement weather, chemicals, pressure testing, heavy lift operations and shop/field traffic . Physical Demands: Frequent walking, climbing, bending, stooping, kneeling, pushing upward, crawling in limited workspaces, and repetitive lifting of components up to 50 lbs . Skills