CAD / CAM Machinist (Manufacturing)
Job Description
Design & Programming
- CAD Modeling : Use CAD software to create and modify 3D models and 2D drawings of parts.
- CAM Programming : Utilize CAM software to translate designs into machine‑readable instructions (G‑code) and select appropriate tooling for CNC machines.
- GD&T Understanding : Apply geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) principles during programming.
Machine Setup & Operation
Setup : Install fixtures, accessories, and tooling on CNC machines such as lathes and mills.Operation : Operate and monitor CNC machinery to perform machining tasks such as drilling, turning, and cutting.Adjustments : Monitor production, adjust machine settings and feed rates, and perform tool changes and offsets as needed.Quality Control & Maintenance
Inspection : Conduct quality inspections of finished parts using precision measuring instruments to ensure they meet specifications.Maintenance : Perform routine preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and minor repairs on CNC equipment to ensure operational efficiency and minimize downtime.Record Keeping : Maintain accurate records of approved and defective units and production processes.Collaboration & Optimization
Teamwork : Work closely with engineering and production teams to refine designs and optimize manufacturing processes for efficiency and cost-effectiveness.Process Improvement : Implement strategies to enhance productivity and align results with company quality expectations.Key Skills & Knowledge
Strong ability to read and interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and specifications.Proficiency with CAD / CAM software packages (e.g., SolidWorks).Expertise in G‑code programming and operation of CNC machinery, including multi‑axis machines.Knowledge of materials, cutting technologies, and appropriate tooling.Skills in precision measurement and quality inspection.#J-18808-Ljbffr