Machinist
Fort Wolters Machine & Tool
Mineral Wells, Texas, United States
As a Machinist at Fort Wolter’s Machine and Tool, my role involved operating a variety of manual and CNC machines. Ensuring precision and efficiency in the production of high-quality components and products.I proficiently operated manual machines, including lathes, mills, surface grinders, saws, hydraulic presses, and forklifts. I also utilized specialized equipment such as honing machines, boring machines, and engine and head machining tools. After further development and understanding of fundamental machining and manufacturing principles, my training extended to operation of CNC lathes and mills. After sufficient understanding of CNC operational safety and principles, I learned g-code for CNC programming, to design, optimize, and implement computer numerically controlled logic for a wide array of manufacturing applications.In addition to machining and programming, I utilized CAD software, including Autodesk(Fusion360, Inventor Professional), for technical drafting and design. This led to the creation of detailed technical drawings and specifications to meet customer and company needs.My commitment to precision, attention to detail, and ability to troubleshoot and resolve machining issues contributed significantly to the efficiency and success of our operations. This role laid a strong foundation for my technical skills and prepared me for future challenges in the manufacturing and engineering fields.