CNC Machinistists for 1st and 2nd shifts in Wichita, KS.  We have openings for 5 eight hour days and also 3 twelve hour days.

We are seeking an individual who understands and is committed to achieving daily and weekly production goals, who understands and practices "Lean Manufacturing" techniques, such as maintaining a clean, efficient and safe work area. 

This person must also be able to:

• Work independently to operate one or more CNC Mills.
  
• Develop skills toward becoming Cell Lead or Shift Leader
  
• Read and understand blue prints, control plans and measurement plans.
  
• Handle changeovers without assistance.
  
• Perform offsets without assistance.
  
• Read and write code at the machine without assistance.
  
• Handle machine adjustments and troubleshooting to meet productivity standards.
  
• Train other operators and machinists to meet company guidelines and requirements.
  
• Measure part for conformance to print specifications using define measuring instruments.
  
• Diligently follow procedures for nonconformance parts.
  
• Maintain all required paper work.
  
• Ensures that all responsibilities and functions performed are in accordance with company procedures and meet the quality standards in place.
  
• Adhere to safety manual and work instructions related to safety.
  
• Must be thorough in completing full tasks
  
• Uses time effectively
  
• Additional duties may be assigned and/or required as part of the essential functions of the position.

Qualified candidates will possess the following skills and experience:

• Must have a minimum 3 years of experience in machining industry operating CNC mills.
  
• Strong preference will be given to individuals who have experience manufacturing aerospace structural parts.
  
• Must possess good communication skills and be able to coach teammates on new parts and processes.
  
• Demonstrated adherence to quality standards and work instructions
  
• Track record of precision and attentiveness to details
  
• Willingness to take ownership for and act upon quality problems
  
• Willingness to be evaluated on making a good part the first time.
  
• Must be able to identify visual defects.
  
• Must be proficient in checking production parts.
  
• Must be proficient using production gauging.
  
• Must be able to effectively use a variety of measurement instruments including micrometers, calipers, optical comparator, etc…

Working Conditions and/or Physical Requirements

• Must be able to stand at machine for several hours to perform adjustments and control of parts
  
• Must be able to lift and bend to perform functions.
  
• Must be able to lift a minimum of thirty pounds properly.
  
• Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions