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Machinist II

At A-dec, we do more than create the highest quality products and services for the dental industry; we strive to deliver a superior employment experience for each of our team members. With an environment that encourages and assists each person in developing to their highest potential, a career at A-dec is incredibly rewarding.

Job Duties And Responsibilities

The Machinist II is versatile in operating multiple moderately complex machinery within mills/lathes and computer numerical control (CNC) machining centers made up of key machines supported by secondary machines and operations for production parts and moderate to complex fabrication tasks as well as new product introductions within assigned areas with limited supervision. They work with instructions and support from the Unit Specialist or trainer. This person is responsible to independently set-up, operate and troubleshooting most manual/CNC machines, secondary machinery, and polish equipment. General knowledge of CNC programming and the ability to edit first-run part programs to achieve blueprint specification, as necessary.

• Sets up and operates various machines including manual mills/lathes, CNC machining centers mills/lathes and performs activities within assigned area with limited supervision, such as:
• CNC Brakes
• CNC Punch Press
• Multi-Axis CNC lathes/mills and swiss lathes with additional functions, including live tooling, multiple turrets, or sub-spindles
• Manual and auto pre-setter equipment
• Routinely produces and inspects production parts for self or others to a blueprint, operational note, and/or standard work instruction using proper inspection methods and tools to achieve and maintain quality standards. Recommends suggestions for improvement to improve quality and/or efficiency.
• Completes all documentation that is required for the position to comply with policies and procedures. This can include reading and interpreting simple to complex work orders of low or high-volume quantities making necessary adjustments to machines and material, non-conforming, and inspection records.
• Achieves and maintains established safety, quality, and productivity standards. Must not pose a risk to self or others. If problems in any of these areas occur rework or corrective action is completed by self or others under your guidance.
• Performs routine total preventative maintenance (TPM) including routine maintenance, lubrication, cleaning, and troubleshooting on moderate equipment problems and requests service as needed on assigned equipment.
• Safely and efficiently routes parts using material handling equipment.
• Works within a multi-shift organization to maintain a neat and organized workstation, effective communication, and a collaborative team environment. Actively participate in a pass down communication to other shift peers and leadership.
• Actively engages and participates in department continuous improvement efforts. Implements improvements to processes, programs, tooling, and fixturing.
• Coaches and directs others to interpret production, predict flow, and take proactive action to keep production line operating at a high level.
• Identifies and troubleshoots problems, makes necessary adjustments to machines and/or programs.
• Occasionally acts as a resource for engineering during new product introductions, and vendor relief for part shortages or transfers of assets.
• Trains Machine Operators I and II, and Machinist I as assigned.

Qualifications

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Must be able to read, write, and communicate in English with demonstrated ability to follow written and oral instructions and troubleshoot problems when necessary.
• Demonstrated expert ability to effectively inspect assigned work using precision measuring equipment; micrometers, bore gages, manual or video comparators, CMM, or special equipment as required allowing for mobility within the department.
• Able to interpret job-related blueprints, set up sheets and work instructions, and knowledge of GD&T.
• Demonstrated understanding of Lean Manufacturing principles, and knowledge of ISO procedures.
• Moderate computer skills and understanding of software platforms/ERP systems.
• Able to perform math calculations with an understanding of decimal/fraction equivalence and geometry.
• Knowledge of all tooling and material types used during production, including uncommon and unconventional tools, with the ability to alter tools to achieve desired results.
• Demonstrated manual dexterity required.
• Must have completed proper material handling testing requirements.
• Demonstrated behaviors and attitudes that emphasize and focus on permanent resolutions to problems and collaboratively work with other employees within work groups across shifts to achieve goals.
• Demonstrated ability to manage time and resources effectively for self, peers, and trainees.

Education and Experience

• Generally, requires a minimum of 3 years machine operation and machinist experience, or the equivalent combination of education and work experience.
• Must be able to fulfill the minimum requirements of a Machine Operator I and II and Machinist I.

Schedule: Hours per day: 10-12 Days per week: 3-4

Endurance:

Sitting Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Standing Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Walking Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Change Positions Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Lifting: (Raising and lowering an object from one level to another, including upward pulling)

1 – 10lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

11 – 20 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

21-50 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

51 – 75 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

> 75 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Carrying:

1 – 10lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

11 – 20 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

21-50 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

51 – 75 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

> 75 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Pushing/Pulling:

1 – 10lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

11 – 20 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

21-50 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

51 – 75 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

> 75 lbs Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Other Activity:

Bend/Stoop Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Twist Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Crouch/Squat Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Kneel Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Crawl Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Walk (uneven) Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Walk (level) Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Climb Steps Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Climb Ladder Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Work at HeightsNever Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Reach at Shoulder Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Reach Above Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Reach Below Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Grasping Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Squeezing Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Foot Controls Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

General Tasks:

Communicating with others to exchange information Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Provide and receive written communication (physical and digital forms, filing, etc.)

Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Tasks require repetitive motion

Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Operating machinery and/or power tools Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Operating motor vehicles or heavy equipment (P.I.T. Devices)

Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Operating computers, copiers, and other computerized devices

Never Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Environmental Conditions:

Indoor environmentNever Seldom Occasionally Frequently Continuous

Outdoor environment (