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Dexter Magnetic Technologies · 2 months ago

CNC Machinist II

Torrance, California, United States

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$30/hr - $35/hr

3+ years exp

Dexter Magnetic Technologies is a manufacturer of permanent magnets and magnetic assemblies for various industries. The CNC Machinist II will perform machining tasks on production and prototype parts with minimal guidance, ensuring tight tolerances and quality specifications are met.

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Responsibilities

Employees will do basic set ups and operate multi-axis lathes and mills and other related equipment holding extremely tight tolerances (+/- 2 microns) to customer drawing and quality specifications and MCE methods. Work is done in a low volume high mix environment

Support with training of level l CNC machinist

Learn complex set ups on multi-axis lathes and mills

Learn to machine workpiece collets to meet timing and true axial runout requirements

Learn to create setup kits and sheets to minimize setup time

Learn to sharpened cutting tools and rework holders

Learn to sharpen tools on cutters and grinders; redressing tools that wear out

Use advanced inspection equipment, ex. CMM and digital optical measuring

Learn to write G&M (numerical) code programs

Conduct 1st piece inspection and provide supporting quality documentation

Use various hand tools, precision measuring equipment and associated gages and tooling

Conduct preventative maintenance, 5S and housekeeping duties

Assist with special projects and perform other related duties as assigned

Qualification

G&M code programmingBlueprint readingPrecision measuring equipmentMulti-axis lathesMillsProblem-solving skillsMachine shop mathTraining skills

Required

High School diploma or equivalent is required

3 years' experience machining low volume, highly engineered product with zero or little scrap, or 1 year experience with a trade school certification in Machining

A basic knowledge of blueprint reading and GD&T

An understanding of G&M code programs

Excellent problem-solving skills; uses rigorous logic and methods to solve problems producing effective solutions to problem statements

Strong technical skills. Ability to set up and run with minimal guidance a variety of machines while holding very tight tolerances to produce quality parts to spec on short run parts (first part, good part)

Strong machine shop math and complex blueprint reading skills, including GD&T

Knowledge and use of a wide variety of precision measuring equipment

Ability to read and comprehend G&M code programs