Entry-Level CNC Production Technician (Blueprints & QC)

BiTec SMI; Dayton (OH); Sur place; USD 42 000 - 64 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

BiTec SMI in Dayton, OH seeks a skilled shop technician to read drawings, inspect parts, and assist with setup and operation of conventional and CNC machines. You will work under ISO quality standards, apply tolerances, and help troubleshoot to minimize scrap.

The role includes adjusting speeds/feeds, inputting CNC programs, and maintaining tooling and equipment. A path toward journeyman competence with programming and setup is available.

Qualifications

• Study drawings and specs to map each step to routing.
• Inspect parts to ISO tolerances and follow IPI guidelines.
• Assist with setup and operation of conventional machines and CNC centers.
• Read blueprints and determine dimensions and tolerances.
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Responsabilités

• Work from written specifications and blueprints to assist machinists who set tools and define operation sequences.
• Maintain ISO-driven quality standards; perform and document inspections.
• Assist with setup/operation of conventional machines, special-purpose equipment, and CNC machining centers.
• Determine dimensions/tolerances from prints, sketches, manuals, specifications, or sample parts.
• Regulate machining factors (speed, feed, coolant, cut angle/depth); retrieve/input/edit CNC control programs as directed.
• Produce parts to the routing; adjust machines for proper speeds and apply program offsets with guidance.
• Change tooling, secure tools per policy, and keep equipment maintained (preventive/predictive).
• Communicate issues to the shift supervisor and across shifts; record job issues on the Production Control form.
• Complete daily Job Cards for all activities; keep the work area clean and orderly.
• Power down and lock out equipment when not in use, when applicable.
• Deburr parts during machine cycles when feasible.
• Back up programs at the end of each job.
• Tag every non-conforming part.
• Request tools and leave updates on the white boards.
• Participate in shop “walk-about” events.
• Handle other duties as assigned.

Connaissances

Blueprint reading

Quality control

CNC operation

Machining setup

Tooling

Geometric tolerancing

Manual dexterity

Math skills

Programming

Formation

High school diploma or trade program

Outils

Lathe

Mill

Drill press

CNC machining centers

Description du poste

• Build precision metal parts used in engines and machinery while learning shoulder-to-shoulder with expert machinists.
• Strengthen your blueprint reading, quality control, and CNC operation skills on real production work.

Why this role?

• Build precision metal parts used in engines and machinery while learning shoulder-to-shoulder with expert machinists.
• Strengthen your blueprint reading, quality control, and CNC operation skills on real production work.

Can you see yourself doing this?

• Studying drawings and specs, then mapping each step to the routing?
• Inspecting per IPI and holding tight tolerances?
• Jumping in to help troubleshoot and keep scrap low? If yes, read on.

Core responsibilities

• Work from written specifications and blueprints to assist machinists who set tools and define operation sequences.
• Maintain ISO-driven quality standards; perform and document inspections.
• Assist with setup/operation of conventional machines, special-purpose equipment, and CNC machining centers.
• Determine dimensions/tolerances from prints, sketches, manuals, specifications, or sample parts.
• Regulate machining factors (speed, feed, coolant, cut angle/depth); retrieve/input/edit CNC control programs as directed.
• Produce parts to the routing; adjust machines for proper speeds and apply program offsets with guidance.
• Change tooling, secure tools per policy, and keep equipment maintained (preventive/predictive).
• Communicate issues to the shift supervisor and across shifts; record job issues on the Production Control form.
• Complete daily Job Cards for all activities; keep the work area clean and orderly.
• Power down and lock out equipment when not in use, when applicable.

Plus, you will

• Deburr parts during machine cycles when feasible.
• Back up programs at the end of each job.
• Tag every non-conforming part.
• Request tools and leave updates on the white boards.
• Participate in shop “walk-about” events.
• Handle other duties as assigned.

Requirements to succeed

• Basic literacy and applied math; typically from a high school diploma or trade program.
• Exposure to one or more machines: lathe, mill, drill press, vertical/horizontal cut-off saw.
• Blueprint/routing comprehension and familiarity with geometric tolerancing.
• Manual dexterity for both machine controls and computer inputs.
• Interest in advancing—journeyman competence includes programming and job setup experience.

Physical & environmental notes

• Frequent walking (including to storage), bending, stooping, and standing.
• Lift up to 30 lbs; cranes provided for heavier items.
• Manufacturing environment; required PPE includes safety glasses, hearing protection as needed, and closed-toe leather shoes. No loose clothing or jewelry.