Apprentice Machinist, Auburn

Apprentice Machinist

The Apprentice Machinist will typically work in an 8-11 week rotation through various production cells to allow exposure of different programming software, product lines, and/or material. Under direct supervision, assists with the setup, operation, and adjustment of conventional or automatic machines such as Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) machines. Works from drawings and written instructions to create replacement and new parts in making repairs to metal parts as well as for experimental apparatus or prototype equipment. Reads CNC programs. Work is routine and machining is performed to ordinary tolerances. Requires basic knowledge of various metals and of measurements used in machining processes. Typically requires a high school education or equivalent and two years of experience.Responsibilities

Observe and shadow experienced Machinist to gain knowledge and improve skills Operates CNC machines according to exact tolerances specified on engineering prints Sets up and operates manual lathes, saws, cutting tools, slotting tools to meet exact tolerances on engineering prints. Performs routine inspections and minor maintenanceMeets all production standards Ability to work in a state of constant alertness Ability to work cooperatively with co-workers Ability to have regular and predictable attendance Qualifications

Experience and Skill Required MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, WORK AIDES: Calipers Micrometers Wide variety of hand tools and power tools Lift devices Ergonomic tables and carts Computer literacy Fork lifts Reach trucks Hours worked This is a part time role and will typically work 20-30 hours, with flexibility around class schedule.Education, Experience, and Skill Required: High school or GED Entry Level Good verbal and written communication skills High school level math skills