CNC Machine Operator in Training

Description

As an Operator‑in‑Training / CNC Machine Operator, you will:

• Demonstrate exceptional attendance

• Load parts, operate machine controls, machine components, inspect finished parts, and deburr as required

• Monitor parts during production to ensure conformance to quality and customer requirements

• Follow established processes, sequences of operations, and setup requirements (with supervision as needed)

• Read and interpret basic blueprint dimensions and tolerances

• Meet Earned Standard Hours goals and performance objectives

• Complete all required documentation accurately, including:

• PCDs

• Job clock‑in/clock‑out entries

• Daily operator checklists

• Paper and/or Syteline records

• Follow Orizon’s procedures for identifying, documenting, and controlling nonconforming parts

• Participate in and sustain Ultra C‑Lean initiatives

• Maintain proper inventory and care of hand tools and inspection equipment

• Detect equipment malfunctions or out‑of‑tolerance machining and promptly report issues to the Cell Leader or supervision

• Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment in compliance with all policies and procedures

• Perform machine setups and tool offsets (verified by a Team Lead or Machinist before production)

• Accurately complete the Tie‑In Book, including detailed notes on completed work, tool issues, machine alerts, setup checks, and shadow boards

• Mark each unloaded part with your employee number and associated operation number (PCD or IR aligned)

• Perform other duties as assigned by supervision

Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities

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