Summary:A CNC Setter’s primary purpose is to lead a defined number of CNC machines as a super work cell. This responsibility includes mastering the work cell machines, setting up jobs, inspecting final parts, communicating with operators or attendants in the same super work cell, communicating with maintenance and those responsible for tooling and programming. Responsibilities: - Set up machines in the area and run the first part to initiate part production from raw material.
- Do the first part inspection and make necessary adjustments to qualify the initial part example produced by the set up.
- Capture and report any problems with setting up sheets and/ or programs.
- Communicate updates, issues and concerns with existing or newly developed documents. This will prevent future inefficiency.
- Pre-build tooling for the next jobs on each machine to maintain efficiency while detecting problems with tooling before the set-up is active.
- Capture actual set up times and run times for the system to be updated to communicate accurate times which represent actual part costs.
- Assist and lead SMED/Lean activities in area to support overall lean objective.
- Document machine crashes to effectively communicate what precisely happened during the crash.
- Submit maintenance requests as required.
- Run machines when all other tasks are completed to maintain competence in day-to- day machining while contributing to an efficient work cell.
- Keep the area clean to maintain 5S standards.
- Setter will lead the attendants and operators in the same work cell area acting as the primary contact for the same work cell area.
- The shop supervisor will rely on the setter’s input for appraising performance of the attendant and operators of the same work cell.
- Setter may need to make decisions that have an impact or consequences beyond his/her area of responsibility. May make limited decisions for the area with review by superiors.
Qualifications: - Highschool diploma or equivalent.
- Two plus years of machining experience required.
- Must possess a strong mathematical background.
- Strong communication skills and problem-solving skills.
- Must have the ability to read blueprints.
- Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
- Proficient in performing a wide range of tasks that include more complex processes with a high level of precision and attention to detail.
- Must have the drive and ability to continuously work towards improvement.
- Must be a team player with strong communication and problem-solving skills.
- Continuous movement of parts weighing up to 50lbs with or without accommodations are required in all positions.
Requirements: Cashco performs background checks and drug screens on all candidates as part of our pre-employment testing. Cashco is an Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or protected Veteran status.
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