About this role
Job DetailsLevel: ExperiencedJob Location: Travelers Rest, SC 29690CNC Programmer
JOB SUMMARY:
The CNC Programmer will develop new CNC programs for production runs or modify existing programs for different machines. During the manufacturing process, the CNC Programmer will perform quality checks with the machine operator to ensure the program is producing parts according to specifications, making manual adjustments if necessary.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Read technical drawings and set up the machines in accordance with these blueprints
Use computer software to model cutting paths and program machines accordingly
Perform quality assurance tests to ensure products meet design specifications
Consider tools required to cut particular materials and program machines accordingly
Troubleshoot and resolve problems with machines as they arise
Perform basic machine maintenance such as cleaning and sharpening
Develop CNC programs for production runs
Modify existing programs for different machines
Train new employees on how to properly operate CNC machines and programs
REQUIREMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS:
High school diploma or equivalent qualification required
Completion of a technical or associate degree program a plus
Experience programming Mori Seiki or comparable lathes and mills with Fanuc controls
Basic math skills
Experience working in a manufacturing setting required
Strong attention to detail
Familiarity and skill with interpreting technical drawings and blueprints
Skilled at troubleshooting and resolving mechanical or logistical problems that arise
Ability to work independently and closely follow directions is essential
Should have a positive and professional attitude
Available to work weekends and overtime
Capable of standing for extended periods of time
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds for short periods of time
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