CNC Setup Machinist 1st & 2nd Shift

Ruland Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Marlborough, MA

JOB DETAILS
SKILLS
Accounting, Blueprints, CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) Systems, CNC Lathe, Computer Skills, Customer Support/Service, Dental Insurance, Detail Oriented, ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), English Language, Eye Diseases/Disorders, Funding, Health Insurance, High School Diploma, Industry Standards, Inventory Transactions, Lathe, Machine Tool, Machining, Maintain Compliance, Manufacturing, Marketing, Mathematics, Microsoft Windows Operating System, Motion Control, OSHA, Operations Processes, Organizational Skills, Performance Metrics, Production Management, Production Schedule, Production Systems, Quality Control, Quality Management, Quality Metrics, Regulations, Regulatory Compliance, Robotics, Safety Compliance, Safety Process, Safety Standards, Safety Training, Safety/Work Safety, Sales, Team Player
LOCATION
Marlborough, MA
POSTED
Today
About Ruland Manufacturing



Ruland Manufacturing, founded in 1937, is a stable and growing family owned domestic manufacturer of shaft collars, rigid couplings, and motion control couplings. We are a culturally diverse company with 65 employees representing more than ten countries. Ruland has sales and marketing offices in Berlin, Germany and Shanghai, China to support local customers in these markets. Our internal teams consist of operations/manufacturing, marketing, sales, customer service, engineering, and accounting working together to exceed customer expectations. We contribute to our community through our donation of time and parts to the FIRST Robotics Competition. Our vision is to be a 100-year-old successfully run family business.

Qualifications



Ruland Manufacturing is looking for a CNC Setup Machinist to join a diverse manufacturing team that operates Haas, Brother, and RoboDrill CNC mills and lathes in a fast-paced production environment where programs are prewritten by engineering. The ideal team member must be willing to setup and/or operate three to six machines at a time while performing routine inspections, helping operators make in-depth mechanical adjustments, and identifying visual product defects. The CNC Setup Machinist must be comfortable working in a collaborative environment where results are measured, and performance is rewarded. Due to Ruland's fast growth the CNC Setup Machinist must be comfortable adapting to changes in technology, processes, and equipment. This person will train operators on new equipment and help them advance to setting up machines.



The primary responsibilities of the Machine Operator are operating equipment that has already been setup, performing routine inspections, operating manual lathes for secondary operations, making process recommendations and regularly reporting any issues with quality or safety, to the production supervisor. Success of the Machine Operator will be measured by productivity, scrap rate, average lead time, late orders, and compliance with process and safety standards. Team results are measured on a daily basis allowing for a transparent view of performance.



Ruland expects the CNC Setup Machinist to perform routine inspections to maintain our industry exceeding quality standards. Inspections are performed until consistency of the part setup has been established, when an operator has a quality issue they can not fix, and on a routine basis depending on workload. Ruland uses standard monitoring and measuring equipment as well as visual aids to ensure compliance with documented standards. Setup machinists must possess good math skills and the ability to program and mechanical adjustments to maintain quality.



Ruland is a high mix, small to medium run-size production environment with schedules that can change daily depending on customer orders and need. The CNC Setup Machinist must be flexible and willing to adapt to these changing schedules including giving input on if parts can be run that day. Strong organizational skills are required which include keeping a tidy work area, understanding of what parts are running on each machine, having blanks prepped to be run, and attention to detail with inspection sheets. To keep up with the demanding schedule the CNC Setup Machinist must be quick and efficient with changeovers, group setups, and prepare fixturing and tooling in advance of setup.



Ruland puts a high priority on keeping a safe work environment and is compliant with OSHA requirements. Safety recommendations are encouraged by all team members to prevent potential injury. Ruland celebrates safety milestones of no injuries with a company party.

Responsibilities:





+ Safety first mindset.



+ Work in a team environment with measured performance.



+ Work with limited supervision.



+ Ability to read and follow schedules to maintain work flow.



+ Ability to read gages and measuring equipment.



+ Willing to operate three to six machines at a time in a fast-paced machining environment.



+ Familiarity with setup fixturing and tool changeouts.



+ Have a strong desire to exceed customer expectations.



+ Ability to read and interpret blue-prints and dimensional charts.



+ Ability to read, speak and write English at a proficient working level, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions and decimals to support QC checks and production reporting.



+ Basic computer skills on a Windows operating system.



Requirements:





+ High school diploma, GED or equivalent applicable work experience in a manufacturing environment.



+ Setup experience with Haas mill and lathes and Brother or RoboDrill mills.



+ Experience with Haas and/or Fanuc controls.



+ Prior experience with an ERP such as Exact Macola.



+ Work experience in an SMB.



Preferred:





+ Prior experience in a high production environment.



+ Experience manufacturing small components.



+ Experience entering inventory transactions.



+ Experience training operators on new equipment or how to setup.



+ Familiarity with OSHA regulations.



Desired:





+ Any setup experience of manual or CNC mills/lathes.



+ Familiarity with OSHA regulations.



+ Experience training other operators.



Why Ruland?:





+ Medical and Dental insurance



+ Short and long-term disability.



+ Monthly Bonus ranging from 0-15%



+ Holiday, Sick and Vacation pay



+ Perfect attendance reward program.



+ Overtime



+ 401(K) after 6 months of employment



+ Direct Deposit





How to Apply:





+ Candidates can apply through our job listing on Indeed (Click Here)



+ Candidates can also apply in person or through email.



+ To apply through email, send your resume and/or cover letter to [email protected] .



+ Please allow a few days to process your application.



About the Company

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Ruland Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Eighty years is a long time to be in business, and at Ruland we are proud to have reached that milestone in 2017. It all began in 1937 when 20 year old Fred F. Ruland bought two screw machines at a junkyard for $50 each and merged the parts into a working unit. He ran the machine during the day in a loft of a textile mill at 40 Pleasant Street in Watertown, Massachusetts, which he rented for $20 per month. At night he worked at the Waltham Watch Company to pay the bills.

Soon thereafter, World War II loomed and the business became a full time job. By the time of Pearl Harbor in late 1941, there were 20 employees on three shifts. Military work included spring rings for .50 caliber machine guns and clamp-style shaft collars for bombsights and guidance instruments.

Fred F. Ruland found tremendous satisfaction working to close tolerances and providing value added design work. This led to a reputation for innovation and precision along with many proprietary processes and patents.

After the war, all government work ceased and Ruland Manufacturing turned to civilian products, such as tire pumps, in an effort to survive while other "war babies" became business failures.

Survive the Company did, but the emphasis was soon back to precision products. One such specialty was high pressure valves used in aerospace applications. This led to a proud moment when a Ruland valve pressurized the spacesuit of the first American to walk in space.

In the mid-1970s the decision was made to devote all of our expertise to a product line, shaft collars and couplings. We had been making these products for nearly 40 years on a custom basis and had already developed a number of proprietary processes to ensure that they met application requirements. Soon, Ruland was known for having the best looking, best performing shaft collars and rigid couplings available.

Innovation and careful manufacturing continued thereafter and more proprietary processes such as special surface treatments, anti-vibration coupling hardware, and precision honing were developed to improve product appearance and performance. Product line expansion and a commitment to same day delivery led to a reputation for availability and service.

Our commitment to the values which brought 80 years of excellence continues. In the past several years we have expanded our line of metric shaft collars and added metric rigid couplings, step bore rigid couplings, and motion control couplings. All of these products are thoughtfully designed and carefully made in the tradition that makes us proud.

COMPANY SIZE
50 to 99 employees
INDUSTRY
Manufacturing - Other
FOUNDED
1937
WEBSITE
https://www.ruland.com/