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Mechanical, Design, Inventor, autodesk, Mechanical design, mastercam, programming cnc, Mechanical engineering, cnc, mazak machines, trouble shoot, plastics. Mechanical, Design, Inventor, autodesk, Mechanical design, mastercam, programming cnc, Mechanical engineering, cnc, mazak machines, trouble shoot, plastics.
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A successful candidate will be an experienced troubleshooter and have a thorough understanding of the electrical and mechanical systems commonly found in the following machines: Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Star, Mori, Sodick, and Mitsubishi•As a Machine Repair Technician III, you will:•Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair machinery while supporting Moog's production requirements.
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solutions and innovation happen when we think TOGETHER.Engineering Solutions to your complex challenges for over 60 years!
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Trade school, MasterCam training, Mazak training, Mazitrol training a plus. Trade school, MasterCam training, Mazak training, Mazitrol training a plus. CNC Mill - first shift Monday through Friday 7:00 - 3:30 Overtime is available.
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Experienced with CNC Lathe, Mill or Axis Lathe?
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