Machinist - Banbury, United Kingdom - British Valve & Actuator Association

British Valve & Actuator Association

Verified Company

Banbury, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

beBee Recruiter

Description

About us

Purpose:

The role provides the business with the skills to set and operate the CNC machines in line with the delivery requirements of the business, ensuring that products are produced efficiently; that they are of the right quality, quantity, and cost; and that they are produced on time.

Key Duties:
Take responsibility for themselves and others to ensure work is carried out safely and in line with the Company's Health and Safety policies and procedures

Take responsibility for the Quality and Inspection of their own work and take ownership for cleaning and de-burring of the parts

Maintain good standards and support a culture of 5S plus Safety in the way you carry out your work

Set the machines using the set-up sheets, tooling/fixtures and Edgecam

programmes provide by the Production Engineering Department

Work to the priorities of the "Work to List" or as "Set Out" by Production

Supervision

All production hours must be captured through the booking of time on the works traveller

All non-productive hours must be captured through the booking of time on the relevant Fault Code

Run the machines in line with the speeds and feeds called up by the programs and monitor performance to ensure the cycle time meets the estimated costed time given on the works traveller.

Carry out in cycle inspection of the parts produced, using micrometres, Vernier's and coordinate measuring machine reports. Where required the completion of an Actual Dimensional Report Sheet (ADRS) for each part may need to be completed.

Where changes are necessary provide feedback to Production Engineering by completing a Program Prove Out Improvement Request when CNC Programs /

Tooling / Set Up Sheets need correcting or can be improved.

Multi manning is expected to support the performance & utilisation of our resources when machinery and suitable product types enables you to do so.

Ensure good and professional communication is maintained with your opposite

DDS machinist during shift handover.

Support the work of the company apprenticeship programme through support with their on-the-job learning.

Ensuring Non-Conforming parts are reported immediately, with root cause

established and documented and pasted to the Machine Shop Supervisor

Perform any other duty as requested by the Production Supervisor or Machine

Shop Chargehand to ensure the objectives of the company and the expectations of the customer are met

Knowledge, Skills, Training & Experience:
Full indentured apprenticeship or relevant knowledge & experience highlighted

on CV.

Experienced in all aspects of workshop practise

Experience in all aspects of Production Machining both Manual & CNC

Experience and knowledge in working with Duplex and Nickel Alloy Materials

Good numerical and literacy skills

**Published: 22nd August 2023