Lathe Winder Job Description Sample

Expectations

• Work safely with complete adherence to all safety procedures.

• Be a committed employee who adds value, endeavoring to make EF a high performance workplace.

• Communicate with respect and be a team member who is "easy to do business with."

• Maintain the equipment and keep free of lint or dirt.

• Maintain a clean work area with materials well organized, using compressed air to blow lint out of the machine at least once during the shift.

• Keep supervisor informed of any problems or quality issues, helping to minimize on-going defects.

• Demonstrate dependability and consistent, punctual attendance for all work assignments.

• Observe and comply with all EF policies and contribute to the EF culture of a high performance workplace.

Superba tunnel, winder, and accumulator process tasks:

• Compare the Specification Sheet with the labels at the beginning of each shift and at each product changeover to ensure that all specs are being followed exactly as described on the spec sheet.

• Verify that each tube of yarn produced from the winder is compliant with the Specifications Sheet.

• Load empty tubes into the Winder, ensuring that the magazine is filled with good quality paper tubes.

• Separate and straighten yarn bundle into the thread path from the Accumulator to the Winder

• With the air splice tool, join any broken ends, but if the air splice tool hose does not reach, tie a weavers knot with no tail, being sure to restart the machine as quickly as possible

• Monitor the thread path for crossed yarns, stopping the winder to correct and assure run ability

• Ensure the removal of all stretched or defective yarn from the packages before restarting the winder to avoid streaking the carpet in tufting.

• Stack the finished packages as configured on the Specifications Sheet.

Maintain and use tools of the job properly:

• Ear plugs

• Scissors and holster

• Snips and/or ring knife

• Winder thread comb

• Apron

Requirements

• Standing more than 90% of shift, moving up and down stairs and throughout the creel area.

• Must be able to crouch down and stand to reach posts and tubes of creel rack ranging from 1' to 6.5' high.

• Must be able to manually lift and control packages of yarn that weight up to 12 pounds.

• Must be able to push a cart loaded with yarn through the creel with a maximum weight of 450 pounds.

• High school graduate or GED desired, not required

• Must understand instructions in English and respond appropriately

Schedule: 12 hour swing shift (8pm-8am)

Division: Energy Management

Business Unit: Distribution Transformer

Requisition Number: 232886

Primary Location: United States-Mississippi-Richland

Assignment Category: Full-time regular

Experience Level: Entry level

Education Required Level: High School Diploma / (GED)

Travel Required: No

Division Description:

Siemens is a global technology powerhouse that has stood for engineering excellence, innovation, quality, reliability and internationally for more than 165 years. As a global technology company, Siemens is rigorously leveraging the advantages that this setup provides. To tap business opportunities in both new and established markets, the Company is organized in eight Divisions: Power and Gas, Power Generation Services, Energy Management, Building Technologies, Mobility, Digital Factory, Process Industries and Drives, and Financial Services. With power chain management from creation to consumption, and over half a dozen manufacturing hubs here in the U.S., Siemens Energy Management provides technologies for the economic, reliable, and

intelligent transmission and distribution of electrical power. From smart grid and energy automation technology, to power supply for industrial plants and high-voltage transmission systems, Siemens is providing intelligent technologies to a diverse clientele.

For more information, please visit:

https://www.siemens.com/us/en/home/company/about/businesses/energy_

management.html

Job Description:

JOB SUMMARY:

Sets up and operates winding lathes and computer controlled winding machines to completely wind all low voltage, TV and High Voltage coils meeting all engineering and Quality specifications.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES:

Assembles product by performing such representative duties as:

• Sets up and operates all winding lathes and verifies that all drawings and materials are correct prior to set up

• Obtains required drawings, written and/or verbal instructions

• Installs conductor and roll insulation on machines using correct molds, adaptor pads, stick alignment fixtures per job specifications

• Sets controls, keep-back guides, cold weld limit switches, electrically controlled brake pressures and aligns machine components per printed work instructions where applicable

• Assembles winding mold and places in lathe for TV – HV coils and assembles mold to HV2 coils and assembles to the winding lathe

• Removes finished coils from the lathe and dis-assembles and removes the mold from the coil

• Upon completion of coil (all types), checks required dimensions/parameters according to process control checklist (PICL) and signs it as verification of quality check

• Handles, moves, rigs coils and materials for safe transfer to machines for further processing and staging locations through use of overhead crane, hand truck, carts and slings

• For computer controlled machines, the Low Voltage Winder (LVW) types/enters information via a keyboard and/or control panel to call up/verify specific coil winding programs, changes machine control parameters and follows displayed and printed instructions as the coil is being wound. Manual operation (not computer program controlled – but computer assisted) is controlled by the operator via switch settings and foot pedal controls is also included

• The LVW winds the prescribed number of conductor and paper insulation turns and layers and secures the specified insulation at designated locations in and on each coil

• As specified, uses resistance brazer or oxygen/acetylene torch to join, splice and burn off varnish from leads

• Appropriately verifies on the applicable document(s) (to include: routing/process inspection checklist) that all quality requirements have been met by signing documents as required.

• Must daily keep all equipment and work areas clean and orderly, consistent with good housekeeping practices

SECONDARY DUTIES:

Orders the required material(s) from the Store Room and places material(s) received from Store Room in the proper location(s). Reports status of stock of hardware and supplies to supervision. Verifies that all health, safety and environmental requirements, with appropriate documentation, that all of the QHSE requirements have been met.

JOB REQUlREMENTS:

Works under general direction of supervisor. Must be able to set up and operate machinery, power tools, hand tools and related devices to include: measuring devices and common hand tools. Must be capable of using basic math, read and understand written instructions (to include engineering instructions), and basic written and oral communication skills must be exhibited, as well as attention to detail. Basic computer skills are required (windows, Microsoft Office, etc). Frequent lifting and movement of materials and components as required. Must be capable of working in a typical industrial work environment. High school degree or equivalent is required.

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

Industrial, manufacturing environment. Appropriate personal protective equipment may be required throughout the manufacturing areas. Occasional noise due to operation of tools and products. Climate controlled work area.

Manual Machinist
Lawrenceville, GA
$18.00 - $23.00
7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

A Lawrenceville, GA Machine Shop is hiring for an experienced CNC / Manual Mill & Lathe machinist for its 1st Shift.

Duties to include but not limited to:

Set-up and run various machine tools on a manual lathe

Ensure all parts produced meet specs of print using proper measurement tools

Ability to work within very close tolerances

Must be able to read and understand drawings and handle measuring equipment

Read and follow drawings & job tickets

Perform routine machine maintenance

Load and indicate part to fixture

Monitor tool wear, load tools and inserts as required

Required knowledge, skills and abilities

Must have an excellent work ethic & be willing to work overtime

Have the ability to stand for long hours, work in a fast-paced environment, and meet time deadlines

MUST have knowledge of manual lathe machines

Experience:

2-20 years as a machinist

Experience handling large, heavy parts as well as smaller components

Only applicants that meet the required skills and experience will be considered at this time.

Reply with your resume to begin the interview process at:
Salary: $18.00/hr - $23.00/hr

POSITION SUMMARY

Program, set-up, operate and adjust programs on CNC machines to produce precision metal parts and components utilizing appropriate shop equipment in a timely and efficient manner with minimal supervision. Use hand tools; may work on manual machines from time to time as required.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Check work orders, prints and/or drawings.

• Meet with engineering and Tool Room Manager to review machining requirements.

• Determine best method to complete work including feeds, speeds, cutters, etc. according to industry standards.

• Determine manufacturing process, type of tool, inserts, etc. needed to complete work order. Make recommendations and develop list of components needed for purchasing required.

• Program, edit and rewrite CNC programs at machines; perform off-line programming as required using Mastercam or SolutionWare CNC programming software.

• Select, check, sharpen, and/or replace tools as required.

• Manufacture or select appropriate work holdings and fixtures.

• Perform mechanical tasks including loading and unloading vices, fixtures and parts. Count, mark, and pack parts.

• Establish and set appropriate tool offsets.

• Manufacture parts from raw materials to completion per blue prints, work orders and customer specifications.

• Measure first piece and in-process parts to conform to blue print, work orders, customer requirements and tolerances.

• Trim or de-burr parts or otherwise finish parts to customer specification.

• Identify, use and interpret appropriate calibrated metrology device for piece-part inspection.

• Continuously review work orders with supervisor to organize and optimize daily work.

• Communicate instruction/oversee work performed by lower level operator.

• Return all equipment, parts, etc. to proper storage area and maintain organized work area.

• Timely and accurate completion of all paperwork associated with position.

• Participate in activities to increase personal skill level, overall department processes and product quality.

• Comply with all company policies and procedures including safety and attendance requirements.

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

• Requires four plus years of trade school, vocational education, related work experience or apprenticeship in manufacturing environment.

• Requires ability to program (write, edit, and use) MAZAK brand machine: vertical machine centers and/or Mazak brand CNC Lathes/mill turn lathes with Nexus controls. Must be proficient in Mazatrol programming language.

• Requires proficiency to program G and M codes as needed and offline software such as Mastercam or similar software.

• OSHA required training in Lock-out/Tag-out, Hazard Communication, PPE and Emergency Evacuation.

• Ability to use a variety of Lathes, drill presses, and equipment including finishing equipment, air hose, hoists, wrenches, tool-holders, vices, forklift, and other types of lifting equipment, etc.

• Ability to read and understand Blue Prints, Piece Prints, GDT, SPC.

• Advanced Math skills including calculation of feeds, speeds and distances, print conversion and geometry.

• Understand and use a variety of measuring equipment (calipers, micrometers, thread gauges, etc.)

• Write, edit and use CNC computer programs and control panels.

• Distinguish a variety of raw materials (stainless steel, cold rolled steel)

• Understand machining, cutting, stamping and forming properties of various raw materials (303SSTv. 304SST)

• Strong communication skills in order to receive and give instruction and interface with customers, management, suppliers and employees.

• Maintain the highest level of quality control per ISO standards
• Troubleshoot machine and tooling problems to keep scrap and rework to a minimum
• Perform inspections with required tools per the IPI
• Set up and operate conventional, special purpose and numerical control machines and machining centers
• Study prints, sketches and drawing, manuals, specifications or sample parts to determine dimensions and tolerances of finished piecework
• Calculate and set controls to regulate machining factors such as speed, feed coolant flow, and depth of angle of cut or enters commands to retrieve , input, or editcomputerized machine control media as required
• Adjust the machines to the speed
• Change tools as required or directed
• Communicate problems to the shift supervisor and/or machinists from other shifts
• Record job issues on the Production Control form
• Complete Job Cards daily for all work performed
• Perform program off sets as required
• Maintain and secure work tools per our tool requirements
• Perform preventative and predictive maintenance on machinery
• Clean and maintain work area
• Turn off and lock out equipment when not in use when applicable

• High School Diploma or GED required
• Certificate or Degree from a trade school a plus
• Basic reading, writing, and some advanced arithmetic skills required
• Experience using one or more of the following tools: lathe, milling machine, drill press, and vertical/horizontal cut off saw
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and routing
• Knowledge of Geometric tolerances
• Manual dexterity required for operating machinery and computers
• Advanced skills (Journeyman level) require programming knowledge
• Job setting experience
• Ability to lift 50 lbs frequently

Title: CNC Swiss Lathe OperatorJob Classification:
Full-time/Non-ExemptDepartment: ManufacturingShift: 1st & 2nd shifts (7:00pm-3:30pm/3:00pm-11:30pm)Location: Audubon, PA Operate CNC Swiss Lathe machines to produce parts, all of which must meet the dimensional specifications of the mechanical engineered drawing.
Job Responsibilities Load/unload parts from machine.
Measure and inspect.
Make dimensional adjustments (offsets). Resolve and communicate problems/issues to attention of Group manager.
Accurately complete all quality control documentation and inspection sheets.
Follows verbal and/or written instructions such as blueprints, traveler, work instruction, process specifications, sketches, and direction from supervisor in completing a variety of machining and inspection tasks.
Work efficiently to achieve targeted goals.
Learn Good Machining Practices, programming code, tooling, setups, and inspection techniques.
Qualifications Ability to read part drawings.
Clean, organized, and multi-task capability to operate multiple machines.
Team player, open to new ideas and team work, self-motivated individual, willingness to continually strive to increase personal knowledge and value.
Above average manual dexterity and mechanical aptitude.
Intermediate Math skills in geometric and trigonometric formulas a plus.
Visual inspection with the use of a microscope on small parts with attention to detail.
Flexible, reliable, self-starting team player with ability to work with little or no supervision.
Good communication skills.
Willing to grow with the company.
Other Duties Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job.
Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice.

Williamson Employment Services is looking for a CNC Lathe Machinist for the Niles, MI area.

• Schedule: 1st shift: 7am-3:30pm
  Hours may vary, over-time as needed

Responsibilities/Qualifications

• Setup, operate and program lathes

• Basic knowledge of programming and setting up CNC machines

• Ability to run CNC machines

• Miscellaneous general labor as needed

Minimum Requirements

• Education - high school diploma or GED is required

• Abilities - must be able to lift 50lbs and work semi-independently

• Skills - strong communication skills, good attendance, strong math skills

• Experience - 4-5 years minimum with Lathe machines

Physical requirements
The factory is a fast paced environment. Employees are required to stand for extended periods of time, lift heavy objects when needed and perform repetitive tasks.

Company Overview
Williamson Employment Services is a local family-owned staffing company and is celebrating their 25th Anniversary this year. We offer competitive pay, health insurance, paid vacations, 401k, a referral bonus program, options of direct deposit or a payroll debit card, and a weekly pay schedule.

Williamson Employment Services, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and will not discriminate in the assignment of its employees on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, sex, age, disability or veteran status. Discriminating orders will not be honored.

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