Operates manual machines to turn, bore, thread, form, face, drill, step drill, ream countersink, and groove. Study specifications such as routing sheets, job orders, drawings, or sketches and performs the proper sequence of machining operations.
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Location
Tulsa, OK
Salary
$18–$19.50 Per Hour
Description
Job Title: Machine Operator Location: Tulsa, OK (100% Onsite) Duration: 3 Months Contract Pay Range: $18.00 to $19.50 per hour on W2 Shift: 1st shift, 6:00 am-2:30 pm
Job Description:
This position operates our Flame Cell Machine to perform operations with assistance with items needed for production of company products.
Coordinates machining activities with the Shift Supervisor to guarantee required quantities are completed as needed to meet the efficiency standard.
May work temporarily in other areas as directed.
Must guarantee that all parts machined meet the quality requirements.
Responsibilities:
Ensure that the company quality system is applied to all function of job responsibility
Study specifications such as routing sheets, job orders, drawings, or sketches and performs the proper sequence of machining operations
Set up and operate with assistance drill presses, engine lathes, and other single purpose machines
Operate with assistance, CNC mills and lathes
Operates manual machines to turn, bore, thread, form, face, drill, step drill, ream countersink, and groove. Adjust speeds, feeds, and depth of cut
Reports maintenance problems to the appropriate member of management
Ensure tools are calibrated in accordance with the company quality procedures
Contacts supervisor or designee to perform 1st article inspection on all set-ups and machining operations
Cross-train in other machine tools and shop functions as time allows
Keep management informed of job status to make sure production time is maximized
Must Have:
1-3 years of experience in a manufacturing setting using machining equipment
Ability to read engineering drawings, and perform simple arithmetic calculations required
Ability to produce quality parts, in a timely fashion, account for quantity produced, and coordinated with warehouse personnel
Use precision measuring tools for inspecting and checking parts
Ability to identify various components
Knowledge of work instructions and other documented procedures relating to the manufacture of company products preferred
Be able to stand and use tools for hammering, grinding, and rolling parts