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Machinist - 2nd Shift

Morrison Container Handling Solutions -
Glenwood, IL

Job Details

Benefits

Disability insurance
Health insurance
Dental insurance
401(k)
Tuition reimbursement
Vision insurance
Life insurance

Qualifications

Sweeping
Machine tool maintenance
Mechanical blueprint interpretation
Computer operation
Machine setup
Maintaining an organized workspace
Machine repair
Workflow management (operations management method)
Word processing
Computer literacy
Mechanical repair
Machining tool setup
Mid-level
Shop math
3 years
High school diploma or GED
Mechanical drawings
Production optimization
CNC quality inspection
Task prioritization
Production planning
Precision measurement in machining
Quality control
Desktop applications
Organizational skills
Collaboration with manufacturing teams
Progress management
Milling machines
Process improvement planning
Clean workspace maintenance

Full Job Description

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Contact information and directions

As an industry leader, Morrison Container Handling Solutions designs and manufactures custom solutions tailored specifically for our customers’ containers needs. Founded in 1971, we are a well-established, family-run company with a record of success in solving the most complex container handling problems for national and international companies. For the past 54 years, we’ve provided timing screws, change parts, and innovative custom applications for the packaging industry. Watch our solutions in action by clicking here.

Morrison Container Handling Solutions 335 West 194th Street Glenwood, IL 60425

Tel: 708.756.6660
Fax: 708.756.6620

Email: [email protected]

Machinist - 2nd Shift

Morrison Container Handling Solutions, the leading container handling expert in the packaging industry, is seeking a Machinist – 2nd Shift to join our busy production team and be responsible for the safe operation of a variety of Morrison equipment.

Key Responsibilities:

Review Bills of Materials, Parts Orders and MFG lists daily; with Department Leads, determine job priorities for the day.
Together with Production Operations Manager, Timing Screw Lead, and other Lead Machinists, schedule flow of jobs through production for optimal efficiency; monitor progress throughout the day to ensure standards for timeliness and production value are met .
Using data supplied by Engineering, determine and execute proper bores, tapers, counter-bores, hubs and finished outside diameter on raw plastic.
Collaborate with engineers to improve parts, correct errors on prints, and/or address other discrepancies; inform Production Operations Manager of any such discrepancies.
Seek out and drive improvements in tools and/or processes; implement change to benefit the specific department as well as overall production operations.
Choose proper cutters and drills based on parameters of each specific job.
Observe progress of machining and watch for errors; inspect finished work for accuracy.
Daily maintenance of the machine and work area, including a check of coolant and weigh lube levels, emptying chip barrel, disposal of scrap material, organization of tools and sweeping; other maintenance as scheduled.
During machining of MFG parts or other parts requiring long machining times, perform work or maintenance on other machines.
Read and respond to emails pertaining to machining job functions.

Qualifications:

Education: High School Diploma. Additional certifications (CNC Mill/Lathe operation courses, etc.) are highly preferred.
3-5 years’ experience running CNC Mill/Lathe, including set ups and programming are desired.
Able to lift up to 50 pounds and maintain demanding physical operations throughout the workday.
Attitude: Strong desire to succeed as part of a team; interest in contributing to a positive company culture; willingness to persist until the job is done right for the customer and embrace the Morrison “Support Built In” philosophy.
Mechanical Skills: Knowledge of machines and tools, including their designs, uses, repair and maintenance; committed to the safe operation of machinery.
Technical and Design Skills: Ability to read blueprints, drawings and models, and analyze such plans for proper use; familiarity with design techniques, tools and principals involved in production of precision technical plans, blueprints, drawings and models.
Production and Processing: Knowledge of raw materials, production processes, quality control, costs, and other techniques for maximizing the effective manufacture of parts.
Attention to Detail: Operating the equipment requires constant management of minute details; small errors can be extremely costly, both in money and time, and across multiple departments.
Organization: Strong ability to plan, prioritize and multi-task; the Material Handler/Stockroom Assistant will juggle multiple tasks and work areas simultaneously, and meticulous organization is essential.
Computer Skills: Ability to navigate and use a desktop computer, including internet browsers, email and word processing.
Math Skills: Knowledge of basic arithmetic.

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