As a CNC Machinist, you will be responsible for operating HAAS CNC machines to produce high-quality components for our customers. This is a hands-on role where you will work with advanced CNC machinery, including lathes and mills, to create parts that meet the strict specifications and quality standards of our products.

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Primary Responsibilities:

Manufacture parts in accordance with specifications
Understanding of elastomeric and plastic materials, sizes and suppliers
Display ability to navigate E2 shop software
Interpret engineered drawings and tolerances
Ability to select proper material for machining. Prepare material on bandsaw, manual lathe.
Perform proper start-up and shut-down procedures on CNC turning center
Perform operations utilizing the machine control, including MDI, jogging, and turret indexing
Demonstrate the ability to properly load tooling
Perform safe insert changes and identify when inserts must be changed
Understand the difference between geometry, work and wear offsets
Perform machine set up, parts loading and set up of tool geometry. Identify and select proper cutting tools for general turning operations
Explain methods of inputting and verifying pre-existing CNC programs
Perform measuring procedures pertaining to CNC turning center operations
Demonstrate the ability to set up a CNC turning center for first off operations
Perform basic manual machining practices. Turning, boring, drilling.

Trimming and splitting of seals to specifications
Complete in process inspections and final inspections.
Maintenance
Ability to understand and use all measuring tools related to the machinist trade. Including, but not limited to: calipers, micrometers, height gauges, dial indicators.
Carry out measurements for inspection checklists
Demonstrate a strong understanding of Level 1 skills and concepts
Intermediate navigation of E2 shop software
Interpret engineered drawings and tolerances, including GD&T
Execute proper procedure to generate a standard profile program in DMH
Introduction to lean manufacturing techniques
Understand the basic elements of a word address program
Identify program start-up format, tool ending format, tool start-up format, and program ending format
Identify preparatory codes (G codes) and miscellaneous codes (M codes) within programs running on machines
Identify T (tool) codes and F (feed) codes
Understand the three basic motion types: rapid motion, linear interpolation, and circular interpolation
Understand the four types of compensation: wear offsets, geometry offsets, workshift, and tool nose radius compensation
Explain when and why block delete, M01 (optional stop), and M00 (program stop) are used
Demonstrate how and when to use trial machining
Ability to program and run all standard profiles in DMH software
Run non-standard profiles on CNC machines

Other Duties:

Housekeeping.

Participate in worksite hazard assessments, incident investigation, safety meetings, safety training and other aspects of the Hi-Tech Seals Inc. safety and quality control programs as required

Other duties as required

Familiarity with Manual, NC, and CNC lathes (Haas)
Knowledge of industry seals.
Efficient with all types of measuring instruments.
Advanced mathematical skills.

Familiar with DMH software & HAAS controls

Grade 12 diploma and/or Machinist Certificate; ideally a registered 2nd year apprentice.