Operator Floater Secondary Machinist

RBC Bearings; Connecticut; On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

RBC Bearings in Connecticut seeks a manufacturing operator to run equipment including hydraulic presses, hones, lathes and CNC machines, ensuring parts meet blue print specifications.

You will maintain an orderly inventory of jigs, tools, dies and measuring instruments, perform offsets and insert changes as needed, and participate in simple maintenance and record-keeping while keeping a safe, clean workspace.

Qualifications

• Experience operating various manufacturing equipment.
• Ability to read blueprints and interpret tolerances.
• Maintain production records and ensure safety.

Responsibilities

• Operate hydraulic presses, hones, lathes, CNC equipment as assigned.
• Maintain inventory of jigs, tools, dies, and measuring instruments.
• Perform offsets and insert changes to meet blueprint specs.
• Conduct simple maintenance like sharpening tools and lubrication.
• Maintain production records and a clean, safe work area.

Skills

Machine operation

Blueprint reading

Quality inspection

Tools

CNC equipment

Measuring tools

Lubrication tools

Job description

Under the direction of the supervisor, either directly or through a lead person, this individual is responsible for operating various pieces of equipment. Equipment can be hydraulic presses, hones, lathes, baking ovens, CNC equipment and other pertinent equipment. This individual will be required to keep an orderly inventory of all associated jigs, tools, dies, and measuring instruments. This person must be able to operate equipment at appropriate production levels, call up new programs and change collets.

The incumbent must perform offsets and change inserts when necessary to assure parts are manufactured to blue print specifications.

Responsibilities will also include simple maintenance of both tools, such as sharpening, and machines, such as lubrication. Other responsibilities include maintaining accurate production records and counts, maintaining a safe and clean work area, moving work as required, doing unusual or experimental work, and performing any other reasonable duties as assigned by assembly supervision either directly or through the lead person.

The above description covers the most significant duties performed but does not exclude other occasional work assignments not mentioned above.