What are the responsibilities and job description for the CNC Operators position at Merritt?
CNC Operator 1st/2nd Shift- Mentor, Ohio
Onsite Position
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- Run CNC machine, including upkeep and organization of all tooling and machinery
- Specifying required tooling to Merritt purchasing associate
- Coordinating tooling to be sharpened as required
- Lubing and greasing machine and aggregates as required
- General machine maintenance; pumps and tables
- Review and edit programs to ensure quality expectations of machining parts correctly
- Provide solutions in troubleshooting and streamlining CNC operation for speed and quality
- Be creative with tooling and fixtures to machine unorthodox parts
- Understand the overall picture of what is being made, and the time in which it will take
- Read and thoroughly understand all engineering drawings and be able to know how the machined part relates to the assembled drawing
- As standard protocol develops, learn, and use any new software tools to continue efficient and timely completion of assigned tasks
- Manage detailed hard copy files for each work order of each job
REQUIREMENTS & QUALIFICATIONS
- Possess working knowledge of woodworking and general assembly techniques
- Skilled use of sanders, glue machines, banders, and hand tools
- Correctly perform all aspects of routine work, meeting quality standards and requirements
- Must be able to achieve results in an accurate and timely manner
- Communicate effectively with co-workers, managers, and others
- Be able to share knowledge and ideas with others on the team
- Perform activities that directly support team outcomes
- Flexible in cross-training
- Perform duties based on instructions and past practices
- Respond to direction to aid others
- May require some follow-up in new areas
- Must be able to take responsibility for own contributions to team/unit goals
- Maintain a safe, ergonomic work environment
- Must be able to lift repetitively materials and/or parts weighing approximately 5-10 pounds
- In order to get current job completed on-time may occasionally require overtime beyond traditional 50–55 hour work week