CNC Machinist Resume Example

At Samuel ans Son my duties included running a few different types of machines to full the task at hand such a shelling sheeters, horizontal bar, and rod saws, also drove side loader and standard fork truck both electric. Also i was designated to do the machine maintenance for the machines i operated as well as drove. Also learned more safety guidelines to help me operate thee machines for example the ceiling jacks/ lifts were dangerous so when i used them to lift metal sheets i would have to calculate weight and trouble shoot best ways for getting material onto the turn table to be processed.

• Adhered to company and OSHA safety procedures to protect team members, products and equipment.
• Collaborated with technicians to diagnose equipment breakdowns and address quality issues.
• Operated cranes, hi-los and other equipment safely to move materials around work areas.
• Cut off excess materials for reuse or recycling.
• Properly handled hazardous waste materials to uphold safety regulations.
• Measured work piece dimensions to determine machine operation accuracy.
• Interpreted blueprints, drawings, and written and verbal instructions to set up jobs.
• Positioned work piece against stops and properly aligned layout marks with die or blade.
• Performed site evaluations, customer surveys and team audits.
• Demonstrated self-reliance by meeting and exceeding workflow needs.
• Set up, calibrated blades, pneumatic systems such as air and coolant lines for optimal operation

At light fab I learned how to set up and operate slitters in controlled environments to protect the material being processed. most of the time when operating we processed different types of material usually combination specialty adhesives and not adhesive for medical , military, and automotive industries. My duties included set up,calibrations, also maintenance. this type of work required careful calculations regarding the stock and the right amount of footage required for the job order to be filled and eventually packed and shipped the correct way.

• Interpreted receiving sheets, computer printouts and both written and verbal instructions.
• Used equipment such as loaders, hand trucks, forklifts and cranes safely.
• Followed work orders to select proper materials, make accurate cuts and complete precise finished products.
• Took measurements with calipers and gauge readers to assess line performance.
• Examined completed pieces to check for defects and sorted items according to identified flaws.
• Adhered to company and OSHA safety procedures to protect team members, products and equipment.
• Cleaned, lubricated and repaired machinery for optimal performance.
• Performed preventative and regular maintenance on printing press machines and auxiliary equipment.
• Operated cranes, hi-los and other equipment safely to move materials around work areas.
• Accurately set-up fold, adjusting roll mechanisms, tension and guide devices.

At advanced glass industries I got started learning the different type of machining processes for manufacturing optics such as band saws, blanchers/ grinders, Bridgeport's for core drilling , center-less grinders , polishers and beveller. most of the time i ran the 5. industrial sized band saws utilizing cranes to lift heavy glass onto the bigger saw tables, interpret and verify job sheets for correct material and calculating right amount of material needed fulfill the orders on time as well as the best and most efficient way to cut. Also had an opportunity to learn how specialty glass in made and molded ,ans also tested. the products we made were also for medical , military and for NASA

• Fabricated tools, jigs and fixtures to meet manufacturing and engineering needs.
• Operated hand tools, drill presses, riveting machines and tap burners to safely produce projects.
• Calibrated machinery to optimize performance according to prescribed standards and specific project needs.
• Sustained safety protocol, including lock out and tag out, by properly and cost-effectively using equipment and materials.
• Conducted inspections of equipment before, during and after shifts to immediately resolve issues that could cause project delays.
• Tended machines during operation to monitor progress and adjust controls, maintaining optimal speeds and tension.
• Reviewed production specifications to properly set up and calibrate machinery.
• Made special cuts such as grooves, bevels and miters to complete designs.
• Inspected stock to identify imperfections, assign grades and determine issues with production.
• Maintained logs, lists and files and promptly completed all necessary paperwork.
• Sharpened, replaced and tracked cutting tools to adhere to strict quality control and usage schedules.
• Troubleshot and repaired machines to increase productivity and decrease spending.
• Measured and marked dimensions and reference points to meet precise specifications.