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We are currently hiring for Turning Impression for our Die Room at our Cudahy, Wisconsin location, approximately 5 miles south of Milwaukee. As a Turning Impression team member, you are an integral part of a successful team and are responsible for operating the turning centers that produce specialized products and components for the aerospace industry.
A successful Turning Impression is a problem-solver, safety-focused, and understands the importance of precision and quality. In order to become successful, youll have to learn about our products, customers, and procedures, and work collaboratively with other CNC Machinists and cross-functional teams to ensure product is manufactured to quality and customer specifications.
This is a fourth shift position from 11:00 PM - 7:00 AM, Sunday-Thursday. Training will be conducted on first shift.
Responsibilities:
• Interprets program to install all tools in the machine and establish offsets and adjust machine offsets to ensure part conformance. • Performs complete machining of first piece and verifies all dimensions on machines to correspond with drawing. • Uses instrumentation and gauges along with shop tools to verify operational drawing requirements and part conformance. • Reads and understands basic technical drawings and blueprints to produce parts that meet specifications. • Measures and documents dimensions during operations and maintains appropriate machining and operations records. • Uses precision or standard measuring devices such as scales, inside and outside micrometers, dial indicators, Vernier scales, fixed frame gauges, or special gauges and profilometers to check machined dimensions and surface finishes conforming to customer prints and/or specifications. • Exercises care in handling of material before and after the machining operation.
Searing heat.
Crushing stress.
Blistering corrosion.
Maybe all the above. No matter the challenge, we are our customer’s first call. That’s because at ATI, we solve the world’s challenges through materials science. For more than a hundred years, we’ve been meeting challenges for customers whose systems need to fly higher, dig deeper, stand stronger, and last longer — anywhere on, above, or below the earth. Our materials enable our customers to do amazing things, from operating jet engines at 2800 degrees Fahrenheit, to equipping our nation's defense, to safely and efficiently transporting highly corrosive liquids and exhaust streams, to enabling life-changing medical insights. When you need materials to go further and faster, in the most extreme conditions, ATI is proven to perform. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @atimaterials for ATI's latest news and updates!