Senior Mill-Turn Machinist

Responsibilities: Interprets blueprints along with 3D models to develop NC programs, design fixturing, plan machining sequences, and operate CNC machines to produce precision components. MultiAxis programming with industry Software for CAD/CAM such as MasterCam. Creates safe workholding methods and plans for work coordinates or tooling before any machine operations. Set up, operation and programing of a wide range of component sizes to deliver parts to meet internal deadlines or quality requirements. Operate shop-related machines and equipment such as band saws, hand tools, and measuring equipment when preparing material. Selects appropriate jaws or creates custom workholding while utilizing primarily hydraulic chucks on main and sub spindles in mill-turn machines. Monitor machine operations and interpret G and M codes to verify accuracy of machined workpiece to specifications; make adjustments as needed anywhere that can be improved. Maintain a clean and organized work environment to keep associated paperwork organized and prevent loss of stock or tooling. Identify and resolve machining challenges independently and assist others as needed. Executes rigging, material movement and setup of large (>1,000 lb) machined parts following established safety protocols. Performs precision machining operations on parts and components within multi-process assemblies, including components that have undergone prior processes such as welding, rolling, and forming, contributing to a continuous and complex manufacturing workflow. Maintains compliance with internal quality standards and proficiently utilizes job scheduling software to track production and shop floor operations. Completes and maintains accurate job travelers and first article inspection reports to ensure documentation compliance and traceability throughout the manufacturing process. Other duties as assigned