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ADP, Inc. in Charlotte, NC is seeking a Milling Operator for the 2nd shift. The role involves setting up milling machines, selecting tools, and producing parts to exact specifications.
You will work with quality control and maintenance teams to ensure smooth production and maintain safety standards. Responsibilities include inspecting parts with precision instruments, documenting deviations, and performing routine machine upkeep.
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Charlotte, NC, US
Salary Range: $18.00 To $22.00 Annually
About the Role:
The Milling Operator plays a critical role in the manufacturing process by operating and maintaining milling equipment to cut/modify various types of steels & aluminum. This position requires a strong attention to detail to ensure that all products meet exact specifications and quality standards. The operator will be responsible for setting up machines, selecting appropriate tools, and monitoring the milling process to optimize efficiency and minimize waste. Collaboration with quality control and maintenance teams is essential to troubleshoot issues and maintain smooth production flow. The Milling Operator contributes to the overall success of the manufacturing operation by delivering high quality products on time and adhering to safety protocols.
Shift: 2nd
Minimum Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
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Skills:
The Milling Operator utilizes technical skills daily to interpret blueprints and set up milling machines accurately, ensuring that parts are produced to exact specifications. Precision measuring skills are essential for inspecting components and maintaining quality control throughout the production process. Mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting abilities help the operator identify and resolve machine issues quickly, minimizing downtime. Communication and teamwork skills. Adherence to safety protocols and attention to detail are critical to maintaining a safe and efficient manufacturing environment.
Flexibility to work in shifts and work overtime when needed.