CNC Machinist II

Elevate Human Capital

CNC Machinist II

Houston, TX
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    EHC is currently looking for a Machinist II for a client on the south side of Houston, TX.

    Evening/Night: 4:00pm-12:30am

    • $25.00-$28.00 +$1.00 differential (Evening Shift)

    POSITION SUMMARY:

    The Machinist will set-up and operate a CNC Lathe / Mill. The Machinist will implement all data entry systems and processes and will provide daily support for software programming applications.

    RESPONSIBILITIES:

    • Demonstrates a good working knowledge of machine tooling applications and servicing. Works closely with other machinists to provide technical assistance to tooling related issues
    • Demonstrate working knowledge of processes necessary to complete all assigned task within the production schedule
    • Demonstrates a good working knowledge of machine equipment functions and servicing. Able to perform preventive maintenance as assigned
    • Demonstrates working knowledge of the process flow of parts through the manufacturing process
    • Load and unload raw materials onto the CNC machine, selecting appropriate materials based on project requirements.

    QUALIFICATIONS:

    • 3 – 5 years’ experience as CNC Machinist 1 or equivalent, with demonstrated proficiency in operating multi-axis CNC machines
    • CNC – Has a good understanding of machine control interfaces. Provides daily support for software programming applications. Displays a solid understanding of programming, editing and offset. Troubleshoots and resolves routing software issues
    • Fully understands and implements all data entry systems and processes
    • Capable of reading prints and drawings
    • Able to run manual and CNC equipment
    • Performs all in-process inspections using precision measuring tools (calipers, micrometers and height gauges)
    • Modify existing CNC programs o improve efficiency, adjust machining parameters and troubleshoot minor programming errors
    • Ability to independently set up CNC machines
    • Understand advanced CNC programming concepts like G and M codes, as well as machining techniques like turning, milling, drilling and threading
    • Ability to read blueprints.