Literally grind the work day away as a Machinist. When you love what you do, it doesn't feel like work. We are seeking (2) formally trained machinists who will primarily handle wire and grinding duties for a fantastic client in Roanoke. These are fulltime, direct hire positions.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES
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Review routing, work order, blueprints, Bill of Material, or other work specifications to conceptualize part(s) to be built
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Compute fabrication dimensions and plan sequence of work steps to be taken
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Retrieve necessary materials and components from Toolcrib area as needed
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Measure and mark raw metal block to lay out machining work, using required measurement devices
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Set up and operate both manual and CNC machinery to fabricate parts per routings or other instructions
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Heat-treat final parts as necessary
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Inspect finished parts to verify alignments and clearances for dimensional quality compliance
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Fit and assemble final parts, using fasteners and other required hand tools, per routing instructions
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Smooth and polish flat and contoured surfaces of final part(s), using appropriate abrasive tools
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Plan for corrective action when deviations from component quality standards materialize
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Implement corrective action by making prescribed adjustments as directed
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Maintain clean work station throughout each shift.
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Understand and follow all quality-related standards and documentation
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Determine proper disposition of non-conforming product as directed
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Maintain satisfactory attendance record suitable for this position, and work overtime as needed
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Provide instruction on applied machining procedures to coworkers, as directed
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Other duties as assigned
- Must have acquired proficient machining through either formal instruction from a vocational school, technical center, high school or state/association apprenticeship, or equivalent experience in a manufacturing environment
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Must have experience with Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
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Must be able to operate complex machinery
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Must have advanced understanding of print schematics/blueprints
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Must be proficient in shop math, including trigonometry, metric conversions and linear measurement
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Must be comfortable with extensive troubleshooting/problem solving
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Must be able to handle repetitive activities with concentration and patience
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Must be able to work with the pressure of deadlines
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Must be comfortable with on-the-job training, cross-training and training other toolmakers
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Must be able to work as a team player as well as independently, exploring and sharing ways to improve efficiency
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Must be able to read, comprehend and carry out very detailed instructions, both written and oral
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Must be detail-oriented: accurate, consistent, thorough, neat, able to recognize material damage/flaws, punctual
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Must be able to maintain satisfactory attendance record and work overtime if required
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Must be able to maintain clean work area and demonstrate commitment to workplace safety
Drills, mills, lathes, various hand-held and measuring tools, die trucks, etc. Other equipment may be assigned.
Requires good hand/eye coordination, fine manipulation with hands and fingers, close/color vision, minimal fumes, moderate noise, lifting up to 50 pounds, moderate bending and stooping, standing and sitting.
Pay negotiable depending on experience.