Deburr Tech 

1st shift

$17.75/hour

Summary:

Level one bench grinders/deburr operators perform finishing tasks on complex machined aerospace parts using a variety of tools. These individuals work under direct supervision to perform basic deburr operations such as edge breaking and simple surface finishing tasks. They will work with basic deburr tools. They will also work with pneumatic tools and use deburr pads to hand finish surfaces on parts. This is an entry-level position, ideal for someone with a strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail.

Duties:

• Perform basic deburr operations on machined parts
• Utilize deburr tools and hand finishing techniques to work on machined parts
• Interpret and follow work orders and track necessary transactions in the ERP system

Required skills and experience:

• Strong mechanical aptitude
• High level attention to detail
• Position requires the ability to lift 35 pounds
• One year of experience working in a manufacturing environment

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* Set up, operate, or tend grinding and related tools that remove excess material or burrs from surfaces, sharpen edges or corners, or buff, hone, or polish metal or plastic work pieces.
* Inspect or measure finished workpieces to determine conformance to specifications, using measuring instruments, such as gauges or micrometers.
* Measure workpieces and lay out work, using precision measuring devices.
* Observe machine operations to detect any problems, making necessary adjustments to correct problems.
* Move machine controls to index workpieces, and to adjust machines for pre-selected operational settings.
* Study blueprints, work orders, or machining instructions to determine product specifications, tool requirements, and operational sequences.
* Select machine tooling to be used, using knowledge of machine and production requirements.
* Mount and position tools in machine chucks, spindles, or other tool holding devices, using hand tools.
* Activate machine start-up switches to grind, lap, hone, debar, shear, or cut workpieces, according to specifications.
* Set up, operate, or tend grinding and related tools that remove excess material or burrs from surfaces, sharpen edges or corners, or buff, hone, or polish metal or plastic workpieces.
* Set and adjust machine controls according to product specifications, using knowledge of machine operation.
* Brush or spray lubricating compounds on workpieces, or turn valve handles and direct flow of coolant against tools and workpieces.
* Lift and position workpieces, manually or with hoists, and secure them in hoppers or on machine tables, faceplates, or chucks, using clamps.
* Repair or replace machine parts, using hand tools, or notify engineering personnel when corrective action is required.
* Compute machine indexings and settings for specified dimensions and base reference points.
* Maintain stocks of machine parts and machining tools.
* Thread and hand-feed materials through machine cutters or abraders.
* Adjust air cylinders and setting stops to set traverse lengths and feed arm strokes.
* Slide spacers between buffs on spindles to set spacing.