Aerospace Machine Operator – Evening Shift

Parker Hannifin Corporation; Airway Heights (WA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Job summary

Parker Aerospace’s Exotic Metals Forming Division in Washington state seeks a Machine Operator 1 to set up, program and operate industrial machines forming aerospace components from nickel, stainless and titanium alloys. Shift: M- TH 3:15pm - 1:45am.

You will work with lathes, mills, punches and presses to produce high-quality details for assembly. You will follow drawings, use precision tools, perform shop mathematics, document manufacturing steps, and maintain safety standards.

Qualifications

• Basic understanding of manufacturing planning and sketches.
• Knows when to stop and ask for clarification.
• Understand proper setup and use of tooling associated with machines.
• Requires familiarity with machine tools, precision instruments and good manual dexterity.
• Required to perform shop mathematics associated with machining operations.
• May have a demonstrated expertise in a particular machine type, or work on one single purpose machine.
• And any other duties assigned to help drive to our vision, fulfill our commitments, and carry out our organization's virtues.

Responsibilities

• Works in a team environment to meet daily production goals using engine lathes, milling machines, punch press, forming press, shear, press brake, expander and/or other machinery to produce high quality details to flow into the assembly value streams.
• Operators ensure proper setup of machines to yield quality parts conforming to our customers designed tolerances.
• Understand and follow written instructions, sketches, drawings, and documents.
• Use precision measuring instruments to check tolerances and quality of parts.
• Perform all work in accordance with established standards and safety procedures.
• Responsible for ensuring proper documentation is entered on manufacturing planning and paperless timecard system.
• Work under direct oversight.

Skills

Manufacturing planning

Reading sketches

Tool setup

Machining tools

Shop mathematics

Quality checks

Tools

Engine lathes

Milling machines

Punch press

Forming press

Shear

Press brake

Expander

Job description

Parker Aerospace’s Exotic Metals Forming Division in Washington state seeks a Machine Operator 1 to set up, program and operate industrial machines forming aerospace components from nickel, stainless and titanium alloys. Shift: M- TH 3:15pm - 1:45am.

You will work with lathes, mills, punches and presses to produce high-quality details for assembly. You will follow drawings, use precision tools, perform shop mathematics, document manufacturing steps, and maintain safety standards.