CNC Machinist/Machine Operator - Entry Level Or Experienced (Weekend Nights)

We are currently seeking a CNC Machinist/Machine Operator for a unique opportunity on our manufacturing team in Appleton, WI. Our shop is not your typical machine shop. As a CNC Machinist/Machine Operator, you will be an integral part of a successful team and will be responsible for operating the vertical turning centers that produce specialized products and components for the aerospace industry. In this role, you will be able to work with new state-of-the art equipment in a safe, clean, air and climate-controlled environment.

This is a weekend night shift, Friday-Sunday, 5pm-5am. Scheduled to work 36 hours but paid for 40! This position also includes an additional $1/hour shift differential for working the weekend night shift. Training will be on 1st or 2nd shift (weekdays).

A successful CNC Machinist/Machine Operator is a problem solver, safety-focused and understands the importance of precision and quality. To be successful, you must learn ATI, our products, customers and procedures and work collaboratively with other CNC Machinists and cross-functional teams to ensure product is manufactured to quality and customer specifications. We will train a motivated, mechanically inclined candidate!

Responsibilities

• Receives work instructions, operation sheets, setup sheets, 1st piece and in-process check sheets from department supervision indicating the operations to be performed
• Reads and interprets dimension drawings, sketches, tool setup sheets and manufacturing instructions for performing required machining operation and setups
• Uses operational drawings to determine required dimensions, travels and tolerance to be maintained
• Oversees and controls the operation of machining centers in the machining of forgings made from various types of super alloys with full support of the engineering and programming departments
• Uses precision or standard measuring devices that are completely furnished by the company, such as scales, inside and outside micrometers, dial indicators, Vernier scales, fixed frame gauges or special gauges and profilometers to check machined dimensions and surface finishes conforming to customer prints and/or specifications
• Loads and unloads pieces using an overhead hoist
• Exercises care in handling material before and after the machining operation.