Precision Machine Operator - Off-shift

Primary Duties & Responsibilities

Afternoon and Midnight shifts available

Hours are: 3p-11p or 11p-7a

Shift differential: 10% for afternoon shift and 15% for midnight shift

• • Plano and cylinder mirrors and lens components are machined to the size requirements of drawings, engineering specifications and/or II-VI standard specifications on a diamond flycut machine

  • All parts must be handled in proper manner as to prevent damage to the parts

  • Measurement of critical dimensions of the part prior to processing to determine if the part will be within the blank specifications

  • Responsible for controlling and verifying part thickness and figure. Parts are routinely measured to guarantee that all parts produced meet specification

  • Understanding and utilizing the correct machine setup

  • Tool set-up for various materials is performed according to established procedures. Flywheel is accurately balanced and head tilt adjustments made

  • Process notes are maintained to record key manufacturing parameters and issues. Work instructions are followed. Work order report sheets are utilized to note process variation. First time yield is accurately documented

  • The operator must be able to work independently to solve minor problems on a diamond flycutter; where appropriate the nature and solution to the problem should be reported to the supervisor or shift lead