Blueprints, CAD (Computer-Aided Design) Software, CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing), CATIA CAD, CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) Systems, Communication Skills, Computer Programming, Documentation, High School Diploma, Machine Tool, Machining, Manufacturing, Manufacturing Software, Manufacturing/Industrial Processes, Mathematics, Microsoft Windows Operating System, Multitasking, Organizational Skills, Process Improvement, Project Tracking, Safety Equipment
Location: Wichita, KS
Hourly rate: $30.00
Contractor benefits: Medical, Vision, Dental, 401k
JOB TITLE: PROGRAMMER - CNC
OBJECTIVE: Develops programs for fabricating parts on 3, 4 and 5 axis high speed NC machines. Working from customer designs and specifications, determine machining requirements and prepare NC programs to manufacture tight tolerance parts. Maximizes machine efficiency by determining optimum cutter paths.
SPECIAL WORK CONDITIONS AND AMERICANS WITH DISABILITY REQUIREMENTS:
High level exposure to computer screen
Constant repetitive use of hands, wrists and arms
Some Shop exposure
Level I:
Major Activities Performed and Machine/Tools Used by All Job Levels
Set-up and program simple parts and tooling
Windows based PC
Catia V5
Vericut
Mastercam
Typical Job Knowledge
General Manufacturing Knowledge
Able to read, interpret and understand blueprints, mylars and related documents
Knowledgeable of feeds, speeds, cutter types and material removal methods for specific materials
Familiar with machine codes
Demonstrate good communication skills
Solid math, reading, and writing due to the high level of the systems
Able to plan detailed sequence of operations for programs and provide sufficient documentation
Work from written and verbal instructions
Able to program 3-4 axis parts using CAD/CAM software
Education & Experience
High School or equivalent
Mechanical aptitude and good work ethic desired
2-3 years manufacturing experience (CNC machine operator) preferred
Ability to run NWI Aerostructures manufacturing software
Level II:
Major Activities Performed and Machine/Tools Used by All Job Levels
Same as Level I
Set-up and program complex 5-axis parts
Tooling Design
Typical Job Knowledge
Perform all requirements of Level I
Good Manufacturing Knowledge of machining and other related processes
Basic knowledge of SPC
Good logic and organizational skills in order to manage simultaneous multiple tasks
Able to program 3-4-5 axis parts and design tooling using CAD/CAM software
Able to utilize Vericut verification software
Able to utilize posting software
Assist Manufacturing with improving processes
Education & Experience
High School or equivalent, some college hours or equivalent in related field
Certified Catia training or equivalent job training experience
5+ years programming experience preferred
3-5 years manufacturing experience preferred
Ability to run NWI Aerostructures manufacturing software
Level III:
Major Activities Performed and Machine/Tools Used by All Job Levels
Same as Level I and II
Model parts from 2-D drawing and loft data
Tooling Design for complex parts and assemblies
Self-directed and motivated
Work directly with multiple departments
Work directly with multiple levels of management
Typical Job Knowledge
Perform all requirements of Level I and II
Capable of monitoring work performed by CNC Programmers
Able to plan detailed sequence of operations for programs and provide sufficient documentation
Able to assist planning with work related issues
Education & Experience
High School or equivalent, some college hours or equivalent in related field
Certified Catia training or equivalent job training experience 10+ years programming experience preferred
5-10 years manufacturing experience preferred
Ability to run NWI Aerostructures manufacturing software
Safety Functions
Promote a safe, clean and organized work environment
Wear required safety equipment (safety glasses, ear protection, safety toe shoes, etc.)
Report all work related injuries to supervisor as soon as possible
Notify senior management when safe conditions do not comply
Note: This description indicates, in general terms, the type and level of work performed and responsibilities held by the employee(s). Duties described are not to be interpreted as being all inclusive or specific to any individual employee. #MWL
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Apollo Professional Solutions
Apollo Professional Solutions was founded by Gayle A. Williams in 1983 as a technical staffing firm supporting New England aerospace companies. Today, Apollo has grown into a $40 million year company, with 5 regional offices nationwide that offers diversified support to industries that include: defense, military, aeronautical, civil, food & beverage, healthcare, marine, pharmaceutical and scientific industries, as well as local government. We are an equal opportunity employers, that is also certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise by WBENC as well as the State of Massachusetts (SOWMBA Office.)