What are the responsibilities and job description for the CNC Mill and Lathe Setup/Programmer position at Arsenal Inc.?
Job Summary: As a CNC Setup/Programmer, you will play a crucial role in manufacturing processes by creating, optimizing, and maintaining the CNC (Computer Numerical Control) programs used to control precision machinery and equipment. Your expertise will be vital in translating engineering designs and specifications into machine instructions that result in accurate and high-quality machined parts. This role requires a strong understanding of machine principles, programming languages, and the ability to work collaboratively with engineers, machinists, and production teams.
Responsibilities
Program Development:
Full-time 40 per week.
Benefits
Responsibilities
Program Development:
- Interpret engineering drawings, models, and specifications to develop CNC programs that guide the machine in producing parts to required dimensions and tolerances utilizing 3- Axis Mill’s and 9-Axis Lathe’s. Swiss Screw Machine experience programing and/or Tombstone milling a plus.
- Utilize CAD/CAM software to generate tool paths, define machining processes, select appropriate cutting tools, speeds & feeds and establish machining sequences. SOLIDWORKS SolidCAD/SolidCAM experiences a plus.
- Write, edit, and optimize CNC programs to achieve efficient machining processes, minimize cycle times, and reduce waste e.g. path logic.
- Ensure proper tool and material selection for each job to achieve desired surface finish and dimensional accuracy.
- Edit: At machine center editing/data entry.
- Collaborate with machinists and production teams to set up CNC machines and load programs onto the machines.
- Run simulations and perform test runs to verify the accuracy of the CNC programs before full production.
- Setup through First Article inspection to include Work Center Setup Sheet and First Article Data Sheet documentation.
- Identify and resolve programming, tooling, or machining issues that arise during production.
- Modify existing programs to rectify errors, improve efficiency, and/or implement design changes.
- Maintain accurate and organized records of CNC programs, tool selections, machining parameters, and any adjustments made for future reference.
- Quarterly backup of all work center programs; destination: Network Engineering item folder.
- Stay updated on industry trends, machining technologies, and software advancements to suggest and implement process improvements.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to provide input during the design phase to optimize manufacturability.
- Assist management with the training of all Level I, II, III, and IIII Machinist/Operators.
- Conduct regular quality checks on machined parts to ensure they meet specified standards and make necessary adjustments to programs if deviations are detected.
- Assist management with the training of all Level I, II, III, and IIII Machinist/Operators.
- Adhere to safety protocols and standards while working with CNC machines and equipment.
- Ensure compliance with company policies and regulations related to machining operations.
- Assist management with the training of all Level I, II, III, and IIII Machinist/Operators.
- 4 years minimum work experience.
- Proficiency in CAD/CAM software for generating tool paths (e.g., SolidWorks, CAM Works, etc.).
- Strong understanding of machining principles, cutting tools, feeds and speeds, and material properties.
- Knowledge of programming languages used in CNC machining (G-code, M-code, etc.).
- Problem-solving skills to diagnose and troubleshoot machining issues while at the machine editing the program.
- Attention to detail and precision to ensure accurate production of parts.
- Effective communication skills to collaborate with cross-functional teams.
- Ability to adapt to changing priorities and manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- ISO 9001 and/or AS 9100 familiarity a plus.
Full-time 40 per week.
Benefits
- 401(k)
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance