CNC Programmer
CNC Machine Programmer/Set up (CNC Mill)
1. DEPARTMENT:
CNC Machine Area
2. JOB DESCRIPTION
Summary:
Setup CNC machine in a safe and efficient manner in order to meet customer and production requirements.
3. REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS:
A. DIRECT SUPERVISOR:
CNC Production Foreman, Plant Manager
B. DEPARTMENT:
CNC Machine Area
C. REPORTING POSITIONS:
N/A
4.
Qualifications:
A. EDUCATION:
High school Graduate/GED or trade school preferred.
B. CERTIFICATES, LICENSES OR REGISTRATIONS:
Trade school or Apprenticeship (Preferred)
5.
Experience:
10 years experience
6. SKILLS:
Must understand G code and be capable of writing programs for the CNC.
Must know blue-print reading. GD and T experience.
Knowledge of measuring tools such as micrometers, calipers, depth micrometers.
Understand tool and such as drills, reamers, boring bars.
Capable of understanding MIL-SPEC where applicable.
Must be Capable of making efficient setups.
Must be capable of developing new process for new components.
Must know and understand setup documenting.
Must be computer literate
Must have good math skills
Must have a good understanding of IS-9000/AS-9000
Must be capable of making machine program adjustments and through adjustments of the tool and or computer program
Must be a self-starter
Must be capable of problem solving.
Knowledge of Gibbs Software
7. KNOWLEDGE:
Know and understand speeds and feeds for different material. Know and understand G code. Must know and understand tool and machine practices.
8. ABILITIES:
Must be able to communicate with all shop and management personnel. Must be capable of making decisions.
9. PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
A. BODY POSITIONS:
Standing, bending over table during setup of tooling or fixtures. Standing at machine working on computer.
B. BODY MOVEMENTS:
Lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds. Opening and closing of machine doors during normal operation. Bending over table during setups and during part insertion and removal.
C. BODY SENSES:
Listening to machine to determine malfunctions of equipment and tooling. Must be non-allergic to cutting fluids.
10. MENTAL REQUIRMENTS:
A. MATH:
Have good machine shop math skills. Capable of using trigonometry for problems solving and setups.
B. LANGUAGE:
Understand and speak English.
C. MECHANICAL:
Must have good mechanical skills and problems solving skills.
D. SPATIAL:
Must be able to read and interrupt blueprints.
E. LOGIC:
N/A
11. WORK ENVIRONMENT:
A. EXPOSURE:
Normal machine shop exposure to air and machine noise.
B. NOISE:
Normal Machine shop noise.
12.
Essential Functions:
Setup and program CNC machine for machining of components.
13. AUTHORITIES &
Responsibilities:
(Managers and Supervisors only)
A. DIRECT REPORTING POSITIONS:
B. PRIMARY AUTHORITIES:
C. PRIMARY
Responsibilities:
14. DUTIES & TASKS:
1. Write programs for CNC machines from drawing other visual documents.
2. Assist CNC operator loading and unloading when required.
3. Review all programs prior to and upon completion for cycle and process updates.
4. Develop and revise all setup documentation for correct tooling and dimension of tools offsets.
5. Make tool and program modifications to program, which include all offsets.
6. Determine correct tool requirements for each machine process.
7. Design and sketch fixtures requirements for machining of components, which support the required quality level.
8. Insure that each program is operating and producing components to the expected quality level.
9. Assist the operator in documenting the required dimension check.
10. Verify and inspect part produced from machine prior to first article.
15. MEASURES OF PERFORMANCE:
1. Timely setups
2. Scrap part count and cost.
3. Tardiness and absenteeism
4. Teamwork
5. Communication
6. CNC tracking log and SPC Documentation
7. Tool and fixture readiness
8. Daily information log property documented
9. SPC forms properly documented.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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