MACHINING SET-UP TECH LEAD - 2nd S

Ravelin Defense; Green Bay (WI); On-site; USD 30,307 - 46,838; Full time

Job summary

Ravelin Defense in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is seeking a Machining Set-up Technician for 2nd shift. This role focuses on preparing and setting up machines for production runs, ensuring proper configuration and tool installation, and monitoring dispatch lists for work continuity.

The technician will validate tooling setups, adjust machining parameters, read blueprints, and ensure safety and quality standards are met while assisting operators as needed.

Qualifications

• Read blueprints, technical drawings, and work instructions.
• Setup machines according to job specifications.
• Validate tooling setup, program offsets and machining parameters.
• Make sure correct tooling is ready for machines.
• Tear down previous job table and vacuum pods.
• Set up and tear down tools as needed.
• Return tools to tool room.

Responsibilities

• Follow dispatch list to ensure machines have correct jobs.
• Monitor machine operations and make adjustments as needed.
• Tear down previous job table and vacuum pods.
• Provide feedback to machine programming.
• Ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
• Assist operators with technical guidance when needed.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Machining setup

Tooling programming offsets

Troubleshooting

Safety & quality compliance

Tools

CNC machines

Measuring instruments

Job description

THIS POSITION IS LOCATED IN GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN

2nd shift position. Basic Job Purpose:

The Machining Set-up Technician is responsible for preparing and setting up machines for production runs. This role ensures machines are properly configured, and tools are installed correctly. Monitor the dispatch list, and make sure machines have work, this includes 2nd shift production as well.

Assignment Functions And Responsibilities

• Follow dispatch list to ensure machines have correct jobs
• Setup machines according to job specifications
• Validate tooling set up, program offsets and machining parameters
• Make sure correct tooling is ready for machines
• Have table and vacuum pods set up for machine's next run
• Tear down previous job table and vacuum pods
• Set up and tear down tools as needed
• Return tools to tool room
• Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and work instructions
• Install and align tooling, fixtures, and materials
• Monitor machine operations and make adjustments as needed
• Troubleshoot machine or tooling issues during production
• Provide feedback to machine programming
• Ensure compliance with safety and quality standards
• Assist operators with technical guidance when needed