CNC Milling Set-Up Operator - Rockford, United States - Rapid Air Corporation

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Job Description

Job Description

As a member of the Rapid Air team, the CNC Mill Set-Up Operator will produce machine components using a computer numerical control, or CNC Machine. Responsible for operating and implementing machine processes as well as keeping accurate records of daily production while maintaining company safety and quality expectations. Pay will vary according on years of expertise in CNC Mill set-up.

SPECIFIC DUTIES

· Read blueprints for needed parts.

· Build own tools, fixtures and set-up.

· Set-up and manage CNC machines to perform different jobs including drilling, grinding and milling.

· Basic CNC machine programming as required.

· Translate engineering drawings and requirements into dimensions for production.

· Oversee the machines while they execute the tasks and make the necessary changes to produce improved results.

· Inspect products for accuracy and uniformity.

· Perform preventative maintenance on machines.

ESSENTIAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

· High school diploma or equivalent.

· Five years or more related manufacturing experience.

· Mill experience is required.

· Must be able to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and gauges.

· Ability to operate in a fast-paced changing environment.

· Team player; but, able to work with limited supervision.

Company DescriptionThe Rapid-Air Feed, a timeless design as appropriate today as it was in 1959, solved the problem of feeding coil metal stock into the press so well, and increased production so substantially, that the engineers at Rapid-Air were encouraged to put their ingenuity and experience to work to develop an entire line of superior coil feeding and handling equipment.

Success for the company came rapidly, and consequently the need to expand. In 1971, the company opened their doors to a newly prepared manufacturing facility with strategic capital acquisitions in place for ideal machining capabilities, manufacturing efficiencies and process flow.

In addition to its manufacturing operations, in 1981, Rapid-Air opened a modern, centralized sales, marketing and engineering facility. And it continued to establish the necessary sales network to distribute a broad range of exciting, new and existing product lines. Rapid-Air & MTE Hydraulics headquarters & manufacturing, Rockford, IL. Rapid-Air has a long history of product development in the Press Room Equipment field. Since we are so involved in day to day operations, it is sometimes helpful to reflect on some of our firsts so that we can be prepared to bring these items to the attention of Rapid-Air customers and distributors.

Company Description

The Rapid-Air Feed, a timeless design as appropriate today as it was in 1959, solved the problem of feeding coil metal stock into the press so well, and increased production so substantially, that the engineers at Rapid-Air were encouraged to put their ingenuity and experience to work to develop an entire line of superior coil feeding and handling equipment. \r
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Success for the company came rapidly, and consequently the need to expand. In 1971, the company opened their doors to a newly prepared manufacturing facility with strategic capital acquisitions in place for ideal machining capabilities, manufacturing efficiencies and process flow.\r
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In addition to its manufacturing operations, in 1981, Rapid-Air opened a modern, centralized sales, marketing and engineering facility. And it continued to establish the necessary sales network to distribute a broad range of exciting, new and existing product lines. Rapid-Air & MTE Hydraulics headquarters & manufacturing, Rockford, IL. Rapid-Air has a long history of product development in the Press Room Equipment field. Since we are so involved in day to day operations, it is sometimes helpful to reflect on some of our firsts so that we can be prepared to bring these items to the attention of Rapid-Air customers and distributors.