CLC, Inc. - CLC, Inc

Students acquire and master the skills required for entry-level Machinistpositions in the manufacturing and construction industries, upon their successful graduation from thetraining program. The Machinist Training Program is a total of 320 hours, designed to provide thetrainee with the NIMS Machining Level I knowledge and skills required for positions as a Machinistand is comprised of eight hour lessons conducted weekdays from 7:00 AM to 3:45 PM over a 8-weekperiod in classroom and machine shop settings.Performance Objectives Students will Learn:• Precisions Measurements• Manufacturing Mathematics• Engineering Drawing• Basic Computer Operations• Conventional Machining Techniques• Set up and Programming Operations• Introduction to CNC Machining

CNC Machine Operator Job DescriptionJob Title: CNC Machine OperatorJob Summary: A CNC (Computer Numerical Control) Machine Operator is responsible for operating CNC machines to produce precision parts and components for various industries. The role involves setting up, programming, and monitoring machines to ensure that parts are produced according to specifications, with high accuracy and efficiency.Key Responsibilities:Machine Setup:Set up CNC machines (milling, turning, grinding, etc.) by loading the necessary materials, tools, and fixtures.Adjust machine settings, such as speed, feed rate, and tooling to meet specific part requirements.Programming:Program and input specifications into the CNC machine's computer system using appropriate software (e.g., G-code, CAD/CAM software).Verify that programs are correct and make adjustments as necessary.Operation:Operate CNC machines to perform various tasks such as drilling, milling, turning, and grinding parts.Monitor machine operation and ensure parts are being produced according to blueprints, drawings, and specifications.Perform regular machine maintenance and cleaning.Quality Control:Inspect finished parts for accuracy and conformity to specifications using tools such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges.Make adjustments to the machine or tooling if necessary to ensure parts meet quality standards.Document and report any discrepancies or issues.Safety Compliance:Follow all safety protocols to ensure a safe working environment.Wear appropriate protective equipment (PPE) and ensure the work area is kept clean and organized.Troubleshooting and Maintenance:Troubleshoot issues with machines, tools, or parts and make necessary adjustments to keep production running smoothly.Perform basic machine maintenance, including lubrication, tool changes, and replacing worn parts.Collaboration and Communication:Communicate effectively with supervisors, engineers, and other team members regarding production goals, challenges, and progress.Participate in team meetings to discuss machine performance, quality concerns, and process improvements.Skills and Qualifications:High school diploma or equivalent; technical certification or degree in machining or a related field is a plus.Proven experience in operating CNC machines, including setting up, programming, and troubleshooting.Strong knowledge of CNC machining principles, G-code programming, and machining techniques.Proficient in using measuring tools like calipers, micrometers, and height gauges.Basic understanding of engineering drawings and blueprints.Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.Ability to work independently and as part of a team.Knowledge of safety standards and procedures in a manufacturing environment.Physical Requirements:Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.Comfortable standing for extended periods.Manual dexterity and the ability to handle small parts and tools.Work Environment:Typically works in a manufacturing or industrial setting.Exposure to noise, dust, and potentially hazardous machinery; adherence to safety protocols is essential.This job description can vary depending on the specific type of CNC machinery being operated (e.g., CNC lathes, mills, or grinders), and some companies may require specialized training or certifications.