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Ability to use machining equipment such as band saw, sander, lathe, milling machine, grinder, drill press and hand power tools. To repair, fabricate, machine, fit, inspect, and assemble all types of high precision tools.
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Teach a full range of skills courses including blueprint/schematic/shop drawing reading, manual machining, CNC machining, CNC programming, traditional fabrication, and digital fabrication.
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TRAK Machine Tools (TMT) is a manufacturer of CNC controls and CNC machine tools for R & D, tooling, and low-volume machining applications. We integrate our CNC controls with machine tools and sell the finished products as turnkey systems under the respected brand names of TRAK and ProtoTRAK. We sell directly to users in much of the United States, with distributor sales in other parts of North America and Europe.
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Use hand tools, power tools, and measuring instruments to perform machining operations. Strong knowledge of machining techniques, tooling, and materials. Set up and operate various machine tools to produce precision parts.
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As a Machinist (also known as Manual Machinist, Equipment Technician), you'll operate a variety of machines including boring mill, cylindrical grinder machine, manual grinder, manual lathe, manual vertical mill, and turning lathe.
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Perform precision machining, read blueprints, and ensure optimal machine performance. Perform precision machining operations using basic and advanced machine tools. Setup, adjust, and operate CNC Lathe machining centers, as well as Manual Lathe centers.
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Experience machining a variety of materials – plastics/ composites/ aluminum/ carbon steel/ stainless steel/ titanium/ Inconel. Lead Machinist will work in a prototype, development, and production support machine shop responsible for making one-off, precision details.
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Utilize manual machining skills to operate a variety of machines including boring mill, cylindrical grinder machine, manual grinder, manual lathe, manual vertical mill, and turning lathe.
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Physical requirements must be met for the Welding, Machining, Powertrain, and Hydraulic Hammer departments Service Supervisor job, including the ability sit or stand for prolonged periods of time.
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Subject Matter Expert (SME) on machine automation responsible for oversight of PLC, VFD, HMI, and SCADA systems. Equipment includes but is not limited to thaw sheds, car dumpers, conveyor systems, stacker/reclaimers, ship loaders, overhead cranes, drop tables, turntables, machining centers, and automated production lines.
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Demonstrated ability to teach a variety of machining, fabrication, and manufacturing-related courses and operate related machine shop equipment required. CCBC anticipates the need of an individual able to teach a variety of machining-, fabrication-, and manufacturing-related courses, as part of the Advanced Industrial Design and Technology Program, in the CCBC Engineering Department.
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Primary Activities and Responsibilities Responsible for the design and execution of projects addressing equipment capability and reliability at Export Terminals and Maintenance Shops with a focus on electro-mechanical controls and control systems.
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Some experience in a manufacturing environment (welding, assembly, machining background) Oversee the inspection of parts from the MAPC Machine Shop. We will provide the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) and, if necessary, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) with information from each new employer’s Form I-9 to confirm work authorization.
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This job requires thorough knowledge of repair and reconditioning components and a working knowledge of Caterpillar requirements for machine maintenance. This job requires thorough knowledge of repair and reconditioning components and a working knowledge of Caterpillar requirements for machine maintenance.
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