Graduate with a 2-year machine tool technology or tool and die degree, OR 2nd year Machine Tool Technology students and Tool and Die student(s).
Must have the ability to edit programs and set up multiple styles of machines, along with an understanding of G&M; Codes.
Must be willing to freely move amongst all cell machines as workload demands.
Should be able to read technical data such as blueprints and routings.
Machine tooling mathematics are necessary, examples of this include, but are not exclusive to trigonometry and algebra.
Continuous standing and walking 8 - 10 hours per shift / up to 4 hours at a time
Continuously lift, carry, push or pull up to 10 lbs
Rarely lift, carry, push, pull, moveup to 20lbs
Frequently performs cervical bends when checking progress or programming
Continuous repetitive use of forearms/wrists/hands to grasping, bending, twisting
Rarely repetitive use of forearms/wrists/hands for pounding and low speed assembly work
Frequently reach with hands and arms unilaterally and bilaterally; use hands to manipulate, handle, or feel material
Continuous requirement of specific vision abilities including close vision, distance vision, color vision, depth perception, and ability to focus.
Continuously wear eye protection
