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CNC Operator I or II - Day or Night Shift

CNC Operator I, II, III Excelta is a premier manufacturer of precision hand tools, specializing in tweezers, pliers, cutters, and small assembly instruments. With over 60 years of expertise, our tools are engineered to meet the highest standards of precision, reliability, and durability. Trusted by professionals in electronics, aerospace, medical device manufacturing, and other industries, Excelta offers a comprehensive range of products designed for intricate and delicate tasks. Our commitment to quality ensures that each tool delivers exceptional performance, making Excelta a trusted name in precision hand tools.The CNC Operator is responsible for producing precision components by setting up and operating CNC machines, performing basic tool and part offset adjustments, and inspecting parts to ensure they meet tight tolerances. This role requires loading and unloading parts, running programs safely and efficiently, and responding to quality issues as they arise. The ideal candidate demonstrates strong attention to detail, mechanical aptitude, and a solid understanding of basic machining and part inspection principles.Key collaborators include Manufacturing Technicians, Precision Grind Operators, CNC Operators, Manufacturing Supervisors/Leads, and Quality Control team members.Key tasks and responsibilities include:Operating CNC machines safety and efficiently, including loading/unloading parts, performing tool changes and touch-offs, and making basic tool and part offset adjustments as neededInterpreting and working from blueprints, part drawings and inspection documents to meet tight tolerancesMonitoring machining operations for tool wear or process instability and adjusting as necessaryPerforming routine machine checks, including coolant and lubrication levels, and assisting with basic preventative maintenanceEnsuring proper setup and alignment of workholding and fixturing to maintain part consistencyCommunicating with team members, leads and programmers to troubleshoot and resolve production issuesAssisting in training of less experienced operators as neededAdditional responsibilities include:Accurately logging production time and quantities using time keeping and labor report software (LYNQ)Reading thoroughly and following all "travelers" (work orders)Maintaining production and maintenance logs accurately and in a timely mannerProactively managing time and tasks to ensure consistent productivity during shifts, minimizing workflow interruptions or delays to maintain smooth production operationsMonitoring and optimizing production processes to maximize efficiency, and ensuring timely completion of manufacturing goals, while maintaining a focus on continuous improvement and waste reductionComplying with environmental, health, safety, and other plant guidelinesPerforming regular inspections and quality checks on products and processes, ensuring all work meets established standards and specifications, while promptly identifying and addressing any defects or deviations to maintain the highest level of product qualityMaintaining 6S practicesEnsuring work area is clean and organizedParticipating in periodic safety trainingOther activities as they become necessaryFor CNC Operator II, responsibilities include:Punching programs in and outOperating multiple machines simultaneouslyPerforming tool changes and touch offs with accuracyTraining others on all machine operationsFor CNC Operator III, responsibilities include:Ability to operate all machinesCapable of doing set ups on all machinesPreferred education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities include:Highschool diploma or GED preferred.Certificate or degree in Machining, CNC Programming, Manufacturing or a related technical field is a plus.2+ years of experience operating CNC machines in a production environmentProficient in using standard inspection tools such as calipers, micrometers, high gauges and comparatorsStrong understanding of blueprints, part drawings and geometric tolerancingFamiliarity with quality control standards, documentation practices and shop safety protocolsAble to follow detailed work instructions and production schedules with minimal oversightStrong mechanical aptitude and ability to troubleshoot minor issues with tooling, offsets or part loadingBasic computer skills and ability to use shop floor data collection software for job tracking and data entryTraits, attributes, and competencies include:Attention to Detail Thoroughness in accomplishing a task through concern for all the areas involved, no matter how small. Accuracy is an absolute in this position.Collaboration Works with fellow employees, is direct and focused.Communication Skilled at focused and direct communication, economy of words.Drive for results Demonstrates concern for achieving or surpassing results against an internal or external standard of excellence. Shows a passion for improving the delivery of results with a commitment to continuous improvement.Initiative Self-starter, knows what needs to be done and keeps their focus on correctly and accurately moving product out the door.Problem Solving Thinks through the situation at hand and draws on past instruction and best practice to try and resolve a problem before asking for help.Reliability Demonstrates a high level of dependability in all aspects of the job.Physical demands, work environment, and tools include:Sitting, standing and/or walking 80-90% timeKneel, crouch, reach, climb, walk, constant use of hands.Speak, read, write in English.Lift up to 30 pounds constantly and up to 50 pounds occasionallyTools utilized: Calipers, micrometers, hand files, microscopes/loupe, gauge blocks, dial indicator, edge finders, protractor, belt grinder, deburring/polishing wheelsEnvironmental conditions of employment: The position will perform most of the work in the manufacturing area. Exposure to loud noises, dust, oils, and solvents.Work location: 100% onsiteWork schedule: 40 hours/weekSalary: $22.00 - $30.00/hr

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