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ATI · 19 hours ago

CNC Machine Operator I

Irvine, CA

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

$23/hr - $28/hr

0+ years exp

ATI is a company focused on solving the world's most difficult challenges through materials science. The CNC Machinist, Level 1 is an entry-level position responsible for studying technical drawings and fabricating parts through turning operations while being trained to operate CNC machines and maintain equipment.

AerospaceIndustrialManufacturing

No H1B

Responsibilities

Functions as an entry level position within the machining department and will be trained to eventually run multiple CNC equipment

Will be trained to perform in process inspection of machined products (including documentation of results), will be asked to demonstrate his learnings and will be evaluated by the trainer, Lead and Supervisor to ensure progress is satisfactory

Completes and maintains paperwork for parts

Completes secondary operations i.e., deburr, polish, etc. in cycle time per print and process

Learning how to set-up, operate, and develop jobs and production operations

Participates in root cause analysis and corrective action

Maintains the machine and environment at safe and clean condition

Will be trained to perform total productive machine maintenance, given knowledge so that the individual gains the ability to make minor repairs and perform preliminary troubleshooting activities

Perform other duties and assignments as assigned in accordance with established Company mission and values

Qualification

CNC equipment operationBlueprint interpretationPrecision measuring instrumentsRoot cause analysisDesire to learnStatistical Process ControlLean manufacturingAerospace material knowledgeEngineering/quality specificationsProgramming capabilities

Required

0 to 1 years of experience in CNC precision machining

Entry level in turning operations on CNC equipment

Desire to learn cutting tools and materials, fixture to machine relationships, and set-up

Will be trained to use inspection methods using calipers, height/depth gauges, dial indicators and granite tables