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Perform minimal fabrications using a lathe, milling machine, drill press, and associated machine shop equipment. Work may take place in either the maintenance shop and/or in the plant depending upon the job requirements.
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In addition to providing technical experience in HVAC maintenance and troubleshooting, you will also be expected to have knowledge and skills in other areas such as pipe fitting/plumbing and electrical work.
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Make simple tool cuts using maintenance shop machine tools (lathe, milling machine, welding equipment, etc.) Troubleshoot and repair electrical, mechanical and hydraulic problems on building and production equipment that uses electro-mechanical relay logic of PLC controls plus hydraulic, pneumatic and related equipment.
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Five years previous experience in a machine shop and three years CNC machine operation. Perform routine maintenance and minor repairs on machine shop equipment. Familiar with Machine Shop Safety and OSHA requirements.
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Tool Die Making or Machine Shop Experience strong background in assembly tooling, machine shop operations, welding, periodic tooling inspections, verification's, and reworks.
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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. Assist with recruiting, hiring, training, evaluating, and supervising adjunct faculty for multiple courses in the Advanced Industrial Design & Technology and CNC Machine Tool programs.
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Run basic machine shop equipment that includes Manual Lathe’s and Manual End Mills, perform metal fabrication, weld and burn and have the ability to trouble shoot basic Mechanical, Hydraulic & Pneumatic systems.
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Looking for job security at a stable business known for looking after their staffKey Words: Machine, Shop, Plant, Site, Technical, Manufacturing, Engineering, equipment, parts, machine, Speed, Production, Industrial, Blueprints, Mechanical, Troubleshooting, Repair, Maintenance, Mechanic, Electrical, PLC, Programming, Maintenance Technician, Maintenance Mechanic, Mechanical.
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Responsibilities Troubleshoot and repair electrical, mechanical and hydraulic problems on building and production equipment that uses electro-mechanical relay logic of PLC controls plus hydraulic, pneumatic and related equipment.
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Individuals are expected to demonstrate technical expertise in HVAC maintenance & troubleshooting and be multi-skilled in other areas (pipe fitting/plumbing, electrical) to successfully complete daily/weekly work assignments.
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Supervises employees involved in the daily operations of Milling Machine Machinists, and or Dimension Control Technician SOW, fabrication of tools, building of jigs and fixtures, template and pattern making, and model building.
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Desired: Cloud System Administration Certification (AWS or other cloud platform), Ansible automation, Experience working in an Agile and Scrum environment, Machine Shop Administration (NSA proprietary), Experience using Kibana or Splunk dashboards to monitor application activity, Risk Management Framework, Docker or Kubernetes containerization experience.
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Lead Machinist will work in a prototype, development, and production support machine shop responsible for making one-off, precision details. Must be able to operate all equipment in the Lab Machine Shop.
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Ability to use drafting principles and 3D computer-aided drawing packages to produce drawings and models for individual, machine shop, and 3d printing use. Uses the Machine Shop to do light machining on behalf of other members of the group.
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Other preferred qualifications include welding, fabrication and light machine work using a lathe, brake, and other machine shop tools. Use larger machine tools such as drill presses and grinders as required.
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