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Provide daily floor support in the manufacturing of naval nuclear components.
Validate, and maintain NC programs in accordance with engineering drawings, specifications, and contract requirements.
May utilize CAD/CAM systems (NX CAM preferred) to develop safe, efficient, and repeatable machining processes.
May perform program simulation and verification (Vericut preferred) to ensure optimized and collision-free machining operations.
Review manufacturing process routers, sketches, and engineering drawings to ensure manufacturability and compliance.
Troubleshoot NC programs and macning hiprocesses; implement corrective actions to resolve production issues.
Take ownership and responsibility for safety and quality within the machine shop environment.
Analyze tooling problems to determine optimal tool design concepts and proper application of existing and new cutting tools.
Recommend and implement advanced cutting tool technologies, including optimized speeds, feeds, tool paths, coatings, and tool holding solutions.
Coordinate modifications and process changes with manufacturing engineers, programmers, tool engineers, and shop supervision to ensure complete process documentation.
Develop detailed work instructions including safety requirements, setup information, required tooling, and step-by-step machining guidelines.
Facilitate early peer reviews for First-Of-A-Kind (FOAK) and complex machining operations to ensure first-time quality.
Support process prove-outs, first article inspections, and production release activities.
Partner with shop supervision to improve technical training and shop capability.
Act as primary technical contact for new machine installations, rebuilds, and equipment upgrades, support mock-ups and production run-offs.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on cycle time reduction, tool life optimization, scrap reduction, and cost control.
Machining Applications Technician
Barberton, OHPosted 5 days ago