•Trained in Computer Aide Manufacturing•Operated CNC machine after set up•Worked with management and customer in recommending the best approach in the part making process•Recommended improvement in manufacturing workflow process in the shop •Due diligence in work area as far as safety, organization and cleanliness•Transitioned from conventional lathe machines to CNC machine operation•Understanding of GD&T Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance (GD&T)•Able to use of various Quality Inspection Measurement Tools (Digital and Analog Micrometers, Drop Gauges, etc)•Ability to measure Total Indicated Runout of piece parts, using various precision measurement tools•Working knowledge of PC based computer systems, Microsoft Office products, ability to navigate through computer networks to locate, view, print, scan, and email various drawings, procedures, and other documents used in the inspection, machining, assembly, and test processes of products.•Able to work well under pressure, results driven•Able to have a good "customer service" type of work ethic, able to take direction from all levels of the organization, while maintaining focus on top priorities established by direct supervisor.•Knowledge/Troubleshoot strong mechanical problem solving and innovation skills.•Always willing to support typical Production/Manufacturing work environments (fast-paced, on-time delivery, high Quality of product, acute attention to detail)•Able to use all machine shop tools in a safe manner, using pre-defined personal protective equipment (PPE), and adhering to all established safety rules.•Able to manage, lead and train lower skilled members.

•Temporary position for five months•Making parts for U.S. military transportation•Transitioned from conventional lathe machines to CNC machine operation•Experienced in manual machine operation, using calipers, micrometers, reading drawings or any manufacturing measuring equipment is also required.•Have strong math skills.•Mechanically inclined.•Able to manage, lead and train lower skilled members.

•Responsible for rebuilding parts for printing equipment for newspaper companies•Making new parts for printing units •The Manual Lathe Operator position set-up and operates manual lathe machines to process customer hardware under the supervision and direction of team lead.•Demonstrate the ability to communicate in English verbally and written.•Basic math skills-equivalent to 8th grade math or elementary algebra.•Basic blue print reading and interpretation.•Set-up and operate various Manual Lathe machines to perform specific operations.•Ability to engineer new set-ups and runs more than one type of machine.•Ability to set-up and run parts with little supervision and yield on 1st run.•Ability to work with exotic materials.•Ability to understand basic plating processes. Able to do basic pre and post grind plating calculations.•Able to manage, lead and train lower skilled members.

•Responsible for rebuilding used heavy public transportation transmission parts•Interpretation of engineering technical drawing and measurements•All work in conventional lathe machines•Trained with master machinist to learn new techniques, lathe machines and precision tools •Handling of customer hardware using proper methods.•Use of precision measuring instruments to verify dimensions of product for accuracy and conformance to specifications.•Knowledge of feeds, speeds, dressing of wheels, use of coolants and oils.•Read, understand and check job routers for accuracy based on PO, blue print, and customer requirement.•Detects and reports defective materials or questionable conditions to the department team lead.•Maintains the work area and equipment in a clean orderly condition and follows prescribed safety regulations.•Able to manage, lead and train lower skilled members.