Machining Support Operator I - Night Shift

Responsibilities:

• Work under the direction of the Group Leader, and with limited supervision, perform various finishing operations on a variety of machined parts having close tolerance specifications. Employ 5S and Lean Manufacturing skills in every day work practices.
• Work from blueprints and verbal/written work instructions, set up tools and machinery needed to perform deburr and secondary operations on piece parts. This includes but is not limited to hand deburring, drilling, tapping, sand blasting, tumble deburring, and Passivation (Stainless Steel cleaning process).
• Perform repetitive deburring, polishing, grinding, and buffing operations on standard piece parts to achieve finish specifications.
• Set up, adjust and operate various types of drill press equipment to perform difficult and intricate drilling, tapping and counter-bore operations. Perform general shop work such as drilling, machining and sanding.
• Obtain and maintain certification to perform Passivation, abrasive blasting, and Molykote or Dry Film Lube application.
• Examine and inspect piece parts to ensure conformance to specifications as per operator acceptance program (OAP).

Education: High School diploma or equivalent

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