CNC Machinist jobs in Wallaceburg | Machine Operator jobs | GTA Jobs

Job Duties

• Determine best machining strategy to complete workpiece including setups, tooling and downstream department use.
• Performs job setup as per WI-CNC-01 (CNC Job Set-up) and WI-CNC-05 (Verifying Thickness & Parallelism of Blocks) work instructions.
• Programs machine using Power Mill software for required operations including roughing, semi-finishing, finishing and manual machining.
• Selects and mounts proper cutting tools in the machine spindle.
• Sends program to CNC machine.
• Operates CNC Machining Center using controls to adjust feeds and speeds in order to achieve maximum operating efficiencies and quality of workmanship.
• Plans order of operations of machining to maximize spindle uptime including running through breaks and lunch periods. The operator is to complete the operator-dependent operations on the day shift and leave longer running operations for the afternoon shift where possible.
• Checks and verifies machining operation at each step of the process using various measuring instruments such as scales, micrometers, telescoping gauges, calipers, fixed gauges, and dial indicators.
• Performs regular inspection of the assigned machine and completes inspection sheets provided for such.
• Reports ineffective/broken tooling, tooling required to order, and machine problems to immediate supervisor.

Required Education, Skills and Qualifications

• Minimum education level preferred is Grade 12 or equivalent. The successful completion of a Machining or Mould Making course through a recognized College or another learning institute, coupled with a minimum of 3-5 years experience in programming, setting up, and operating of CNC Machining Centers is preferable.
• Must have strong mathematical skills; ability to read and interpret blueprints and CAD data; good attendance record: good analytical skills; physical ability to handle all tools and equipment as necessary; familiarity with Fanuc, Heidenhain, Selca and Allen Bradley controls; be able to work overtime as required; and be able to operate overhead crane & hoist systems safely.
• Should have a thorough understanding of “G” and “M” codes which allow the machine to operate.