Horsburgh & Scott
Job Summary
As a Machine Operator for H&S, you'll be setting up and operating Boring Mills, Lathes, Hobbing, and Grinding Machines to machine industrial gearing parts to specific tolerances. The operator is responsible for operating controls, setting offsets, editing programs, performing deburring, and conducting self‑inspection of parts in‑process and upon completion for conformance to requirements. The Operator will also use large overhead cranes and other large equipment.
Primary Responsibilities
Operate machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, and grinders to produce metal parts.
Review electronic or written blueprints or specifications for a job.
Calculate where to cut or bore.
Shape steel, aluminum, titanium, plastic, silicon and other materials.
Determine how fast or slow a workpiece is fed into the machine.
Determine how much material to remove.
Select tools and materials for the job.
Plan the sequence of cutting and finishing operations.
Mark the workpiece to indicate where cuts should be made.
Position the workpiece on the drill press, lathe, or milling machine.
Monitor and control feed rate and speed.
Ensure the workpiece is properly lubricated and/or cooled.
Regulate the temperature of the workpiece.
Detect problems by listening for specific sounds.
Adjust cutting speed to compensate for harmonic vibrations.
Monitor the accuracy of cuts.
Replace dull cutting tools.
Check accuracy of work against blueprints and specifications.
Produce large quantities of parts.
Determine how automated equipment will cut a part.
Determine cutting path.
Enter path, speed, and feed information into the machine tool instructions.
Use manual and computer‑controlled machinery.
Write basic programs.
Modify programs in response to problems.
Qualifications And Experience
Minimum of five years' experience on CNC Horizontal Boring Mills, Lathes, and Grinders, and proficiency with large‑part machining and blueprint reading; understanding of geometric tolerancing and dimensioning.
CNC programming experience is a plus.
Must be able to perform own setups and measure parts that consistently result in precision quality parts.
Large overhead crane experience and ability to move large workpieces.
Must be able to edit G and M‑codes, troubleshoot jobs and make adjustments as required.
Strong shop mathematics (trigonometry) aptitude and the ability to use precision measuring instruments (calipers, micrometers and other gauges).
Must have the ability to use a feed and speed chart or calculator to determine appropriate feeds, speeds, and depths of cut.
Understanding of metal properties and appropriate cutting tools.
Positive attitude required; dependable, self‑starter and willing to help others.
Ability to work in a large manufacturing environment and perform well with minimal supervision.
Must be able to perform the essential functions of the job with or without accommodation.
Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Management and Manufacturing
Industries Machinery Manufacturing
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Primary Responsibilities
Operate machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, and grinders to produce metal parts.
Review electronic or written blueprints or specifications for a job.
Calculate where to cut or bore.
Shape steel, aluminum, titanium, plastic, silicon and other materials.
Determine how fast or slow a workpiece is fed into the machine.
Determine how much material to remove.
Select tools and materials for the job.
Plan the sequence of cutting and finishing operations.
Mark the workpiece to indicate where cuts should be made.
Position the workpiece on the drill press, lathe, or milling machine.
Monitor and control feed rate and speed.
Ensure the workpiece is properly lubricated and/or cooled.
Regulate the temperature of the workpiece.
Detect problems by listening for specific sounds.
Adjust cutting speed to compensate for harmonic vibrations.
Monitor the accuracy of cuts.
Replace dull cutting tools.
Check accuracy of work against blueprints and specifications.
Produce large quantities of parts.
Determine how automated equipment will cut a part.
Determine cutting path.
Enter path, speed, and feed information into the machine tool instructions.
Use manual and computer‑controlled machinery.
Write basic programs.
Modify programs in response to problems.
Qualifications And Experience
Minimum of five years' experience on CNC Horizontal Boring Mills, Lathes, and Grinders, and proficiency with large‑part machining and blueprint reading; understanding of geometric tolerancing and dimensioning.
CNC programming experience is a plus.
Must be able to perform own setups and measure parts that consistently result in precision quality parts.
Large overhead crane experience and ability to move large workpieces.
Must be able to edit G and M‑codes, troubleshoot jobs and make adjustments as required.
Strong shop mathematics (trigonometry) aptitude and the ability to use precision measuring instruments (calipers, micrometers and other gauges).
Must have the ability to use a feed and speed chart or calculator to determine appropriate feeds, speeds, and depths of cut.
Understanding of metal properties and appropriate cutting tools.
Positive attitude required; dependable, self‑starter and willing to help others.
Ability to work in a large manufacturing environment and perform well with minimal supervision.
Must be able to perform the essential functions of the job with or without accommodation.
Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Management and Manufacturing
Industries Machinery Manufacturing
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