Provides CNC programs, organizes production work packages, tracks shop progress, supports machine operators with troubleshooting, creates pull lists, cut lists, and barcode labels, and coordinates material purchasing and delivery.
Job Description
The CNC Processor role is to provide the shops CNC machinery with programs and help organize the flow of work through the shops.
Responsibilities:
- Allocate parts/members to Bills of Material
- Uses 3rd party software to convert model to CNC code for various machines
- Assists machine operators and troubleshooting issues with machine and/or program
- Create pull lists, cut lists, barcode labels to deliver to the Plant Manager
- Organizes work product information into coherent work packages to allow priority and smooth flow of work through the shop
- Tracks progress of provided packages through the shop
- Works closely with the purchasing department to order GAP materials as required and ensure optimal material delivery
Other duties as assigned by the Production Control Manager
Experience:
- Entry Level
- 1-2 years’ experience with CNC programming software and/or operating CNC
machinery preferred
Essential Skills:
- Data Entry and Computer Skills: proficiency in data entry, spreadsheet
software (like Microsoft Excel), and other relevant software programs
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