Milling Machine Operator B - Second Shift

Description Function: Set up and operate a variety of semi-automatic milling machines to perform any semi-complex machining operation on diversified types and forms of materials, including new or changed parts where methods and control tapes are available. Responsibilities Follow general instructions, standard practices, complicated drawings, operation sheets, tape read‐out sheets, and other written and oral instructions to plan, layout, set up and perform any standard machining operation. Input operations data into control panel as required. Recommend tape changes within standard practices to supervision or manufacturing engineering. Perform set‐up and operation of established machining operations using available tapes. Use all standard and prescribed tools, fixtures, holding devices and other attachments to set up for rough and finish machining. Adapt ordinary holding devices and other attachments to individual job requirements within limits of standard practices. Make necessary machine and tooling adjustments to maintain proper depth, width and location. Manually control the feed and speed rates when necessary. Plan, layout, set up and perform any standard milling, drilling, boring, threading, undercutting, tapping, and reaming operations. Occasionally brief or mentor other employees as required. Perform similar or related duties on conventional and semi‐automatic milling machines as required. Maintain quality standards by checking work visually and with basic measuring instruments; record data manually or electronically as required. Perform other related work of a comparable or lower skill level, including deburring, polishing and part marking. Remedy any ordinary difficulties within standard practices and perform rework as required. Refer tape errors and only non‐standard problem conditions or recurring difficulties to working leader or supervision. Perform operator checklist as required and comply with all EH&S procedures. Segregate waste material and follow good housekeeping practices as required. Shift & Schedule Second shift; standard Monday to Friday 40‐hour work week. Qualifications Ability to use shop mathematics, tables and handbook formulas; work from complicated drawings. Proficiency with precision measuring instruments such as micrometers, vernier height gages, calipers, bevel protractors, dial indicators, etc. Limited use of advanced shop mathematics may occasionally be required. Well‐rounded knowledge of milling methods, machine shop practice, tools, and cutting qualities of various metals. Equivalent to 2 years of high‐school education plus 2–3 years of trades training. 2–3 years of experience in a similar role. Job Details Experience Level: Hourly/Non‐Exempt Business Unit: RMS Relocation Available: No Career Area: Manufacturing Type: Full‐Time Shift: Second Equal Opportunity Statement Lockheed Martin is an equal‐opportunity employer. Qualified candidates will be considered without regard to legally protected characteristics. #J-18808-Ljbffr