Machinist

The Machinist plays a critical role in the manufacturing process, responsible for setting up and operating various machine tools to produce precision parts and instruments. This position involves interpreting technical drawings and specifications to ensure that products meet quality standards and tolerances. A Machinist collaborates closely with engineers and production teams to optimize workflow and implement improvements, directly impacting the organization's efficiency and product quality within a manufacturing environment.

• •Machine Setup and Operation

  Set up and operate machines such as lathes, milling machines, or grinders. Ensure machines are calibrated according to specifications for each task, maintaining operational efficiency.

• •Blueprint Interpretation

  Read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints to understand machining specifications. Verify dimensions and tolerances to ensure precise fabrication of parts.

• •Quality Control Inspection

  Conduct regular inspections of finished products using precision measuring tools. Compare measurements against original specifications to confirm quality standards are met.

• •Maintenance and Troubleshooting

  Perform routine maintenance on machinery to keep it in optimal working condition. Troubleshoot minor mechanical issues and alert supervisors when significant problems occur.

• •Safety Compliance

  Follow all safety protocols and procedures, ensuring a clean and hazard-free work environment. Report any potential safety risks to supervisors to mitigate accidents.

• •Tool Inventory Management

  Manage inventory of machining tools and materials. Order new supplies when necessary to ensure seamless workflow, minimizing downtime due to lack of resources.

• •Process Improvement

  Identify opportunities for improving machining processes and workflows to increase efficiency. Collaborate with team members to implement best practices and innovative solutions.

• •3+ years of experience in machining and fabrication.
• •Proficient with CNC machines and manual tools.
• •Strong understanding of technical blueprints and engineering specifications.
• •Familiarity with quality control procedures and inspection methods.