Tool Room Machinist - Monarch Technical Search : Job Details

About the job Tool Room Machinist POSITION: Tool Room Machinist Full time positionDEPARTMENT: Tool RoomHOURS/DAYS: 7am to 3:30pm, Monday thru Friday ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS & DUTIES BREAKDOWN:Importance% Of time Ranking Duty/Responsibility

• 30% 1 Machine & build fixtures and devices that hold & cradle our product for finishmachining various operations. Set up/Operate CNCs & Machining Centers viaMastercam. Work on Production parts.

• 30% 2 Build new forming and sizing dies to produce our products (elbow-cap-reducer forming)

• 35% 3 Repair and maintain all tools. Assure flow of production and repair
• at worksite press

• 2% 4 Order perishable tools used in tool room

• 2% 5 Order alloy and or tool steels per specs

• 1% 6 Drive Forklift

LIST OF MACHINES IN TOOL ROOM:Bridgeports Manual Lathes Radial Arm Drills Okuma Jig Mill, Drill Presses Hardness tester Surface Grinder MillREQUIRED SKILLS:

• Minimum years of experience needed 3 to 5 yrs.
• Fanuc lathe and mill controls a plus.
• Mazak lathe and mill controls a plus.
• Must be able to use all Tool Room machines, Lathe Bridgeport Mill Drill Presses Table Grinders Hardness Tester etc. CNC experience (set up/operate)
• Must know the capability of alloy tool steel and their heat treat limits. Be able to select the proper steel for specific applications.
• Must have 3-5 years experience turning & milling set-up, all around Machinist and Mastercam
• Read and work from blueprint
• Must be reliable
• Good communication skills

EDUCATION LEVEL: Technical school Problem Solving/Decision Making

• Most blueprints give dimensions and specifications to select the correct approach. Steps to the final part are obtained with experience.
• Assignments for projects to build new or repair damaged broken tools (dies, fixtures, etc.) are per tool room workload list, prioritized by urgency.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Sitting Rarely Standing Often (over 75%) Crawling/Kneeling - Routinely Pushing/Pulling - Occasionally Lifting (under 10 lbs.) - Routinely Lifting (10 lbs. or more) - Routinely Carrying (less than 10 lbs.) - Routinely Carrying (10 lbs. or more) - Routinely Describe: When repairing our rail-dies, (3) operation or sequences are standard:

Disassembling die, removing die inserts that are to be repaired or replaced.

Repair Ins. by weld repair or replace with new insert

Reassemble all ins. blocks in rev. order, hone lap etc. total unit (fine tune)

NOTE: Sequence 1 and 3 are mostly performed kneeling on a skid or on the floor REQUIRED MATERIALS:

• Steel toe safety footwear mandatory
• Standard safety glasses w/side shields company provides. Prescription safety glasses must be approved by OSHA standard and have side shields
• Hearing protection mandatory and company provides

WHAT YOU RECEIVE: Competitive compensation and benefits package Vending machines available for snack and drinks Ice cube machine on premises Microwaves and refrigerator are available for use