Machinist II

Job Description

Operate a variety of machines, tools, and equipment to manufacture and repair mechanical assemblies.

Job Duties

• Record all data necessary to produce expected service and/or design results, including measurements and illustrations
• Perform work required by Supervisor abiding by Company's Procedures/Processes
• Maintain and follow the 5S Program by managing their work area to meet the 5S principals daily.
• Must be able to plan machining jobs by reviewing job orders, blueprints, engineering plans, materials, specifications, orthographic drawings, reference plans, locations of surfaces, and machining parameters; interpreting geometric dimensions and tolerances
• Perform various metalizing (metal spraying) techniques as needed
• Setup mills or lathes by installing and adjusting three- and four-jaw chucks, tools, attachments, collets, bushings, cams, gears, stops, and stock pushers.
• Clean up sweepings of machine tool operation scrap and places in trash bin
• Bore and bush endbells
• Check runouts
• Inspect and mic out motors
• Sleeve bearing inspection
• Assemble bearing housing/component to accurately measure.
• General lathe work
• Bore fans
• Fill out shaft sheet to determine repairs
• Perform NDT and Ultrasound
• Make new keyways
• QC other work
• Machine new shaft centers
• Follow print procedures
• Lap bearing housing cover
• Perform all tasks as directed by Manager

Skills/Qualifications

• Effective written, verbal, and electronic communication
• Ability to understand, perform and retain various job-related training and operational safety procedures demonstrated by supervisor
• Ability to mic accurately within .0003" of an inch consistently
• Basic mechanical aptitude
• Must have the physical capability to safely lift at least fifty (50) pounds
• Ability to stand, bends knees, and walk on a daily basis when needed
• Ability to withstand heat during summer months and cold weather during winter
• Ability to use/read micrometer to .0001" increments
• Subtract/add numerical values in fractions and decimals
• Adhere to all safety regulations
• Must be available to work overtime and weekends as needed
• Willingness to learn latest processes and procedures
• Must complete the respirator fit test
• Continuing education; personal development
• Must follow all ISO quality processes, programs, and procedures
• Participate in regular training as required by the Training Program

Education & Work Experience

Preferred level of education/experience: Must hold a minimum of a high school diploma, plus some trade school, vocational/technical school, military, or on the job training

Minimum of 5 years work experience in a machine shop or completion of Machine Schooling preferred

Knowledge of motor industry is a plus

Must be able to read, speak, write, and comprehend English

Physical Demands

O = Occasionally (0 to 33%)

F = Frequently (34 to 66%)

C = Continuously (67 to 100%)

Overhead Lifting F Up to 25lbs

Waist Level Lifting C Up to 50lbs

Floor Level Lifting C Up to 50lbs

Pushing/Pulling C

Sitting O

Standing C At work station

Walking C Walking the shop floor

Carrying F Paperwork/ Tool

Climbing O Stairs

Crawling O

Balancing O

Stooping F

Bending F Checking equipment

Kneeling F Checking equipment

Twisting F

Reaching F

Finger Dexterity C Tools

Handling C Tools/ Equipment

Grasping/Gripping C Tools/ Equipment

Feeling O

Talking F Training/ Directing

Hearing C Directions/ Instructions

Vision C Detail

Weather C Extreme Heat/ Cold