Machine Operator

Are you looking for a long-term opportunity to be a part of a large, growing, worldwide company?

This company is located in scenic North Bend, WA. Surrounded by trees and mountains, this company is looking for reliable, hard-working candidates to be a part of a well-working team under fantastic supervisors and management who treat their people with respect!

Duration: Contract to Hire

Pay: $25.42

Schedule: Monday-TH 4:45am-3:15pm

Position: Machine Operator

Overview:

A Machine Operator operates various machines to support production in a fast paced environment in workstations that have required cycle times.  Team Members work in a culture that thrives on lean manufacturing principles both on and off the production line.

Responsibilities:

• This position will require the individual to operate CNC equipment and other related machining/fabrication equipment in a production environment.
  • Typical Equipment Used: Amada/Mazak Lasers, Amada/Niagara Pressbreaks, Mazak Lathes, Mazak/Okuma Mills, Eaton Leonard Tube Bender
• This includes producing parts to specification within cycle times, ability to follow daily check sheet to record work done and control process flow.
• Will also be responsible for maintaining standards for machine and assigned area for safety and housekeeping. 

Qualifications: 

• Ability to lift up to 40 lbs. on a regular basis
• Ability to perform setups and tooling selection (cutting turret, inserts, punch/dies, forming die sets).
• Operate CNC controlled Press Brakes, Lathes, Mills, Laser Cutting Machines, 5 Axis Tube Bender, Turret Punch Press.
• Basic understanding of hydraulic and electrical systems and components
• Ability to read engineering drawings and utilize precision measurement tools to include calipers and gages. Prefer related experience or technical training combined with experience.
• Excellent problem solving skills and high attention to detail.
• Familiarity with G-code programming, CNC Controls, Multi-axis mills.
• Coordination of the Engineering Change Process into production, including design improvements and prototyping.