careers

vmc operator
Machine Setup – Read and interpret engineering drawings or CNC programs and set up tools, fixtures, and workpieces on the VMC.
Program Handling – Load, adjust, and verify CNC programs to ensure correct machining operations.
Operation Monitoring – Operate the VMC to perform milling, drilling, and cutting, while monitoring machine parameters and performance.
Quality Inspection – Measure and inspect machined parts using precision instruments to ensure they meet specifications and tolerances.
Documentation – Maintain accurate records of production data, inspection results, and machine performance.
Routine Maintenance – Perform cleaning and basic maintenance of machines and report any malfunctions or mechanical issues promptly.
Safety & Efficiency – Follow all safety standards, wear proper PPE, maintain a clean workspace, and contribute to improving production efficiency and processes.
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Turning CNC operator

Set up CNC Turning Machines: This includes selecting and installing appropriate tools, fixtures, and workholding devices, as well as setting up the machine's operating parameters based on blueprints and specifications.
Interpret Technical Drawings: CNC Turning Operators must be able to read and understand technical drawings, including 3D drawings, to determine dimensions, tolerances, and other specifications for the parts being produced.
Load Materials and Operate Machines: Operators load raw materials, such as metal bars or rods, into the CNC turning machine and then operate the machine to remove material and shape the part according to the specified design.
Monitor Production: Operators closely monitor the machine's operation during the production process, checking for any deviations from the specifications and making adjustments as needed.
Maintain Equipment: CNC Turning Operators are responsible for performing routine maintenance on the CNC turning machines, such as cleaning, lubrication, and minor repairs.
Safety Compliance: Operators must adhere to all safety regulations and guidelines while operating the CNC machines.
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Quality Control Incharge

Managing the QC Department: Overseeing daily operations, leading a team of QC inspectors, and ensuring efficient workflows.
Implementing Quality Standards: Developing and maintaining quality control procedures, standards, and guidelines.
Monitoring and Auditing: Conducting regular audits and inspections to ensure compliance with quality standards and identifying areas for improvement.
Troubleshooting Quality Issues: Collaborating with production and other departments to identify, analyze, and resolve quality problems.
Process Improvement: Developing and implementing quality improvement initiatives, analyzing data, and making recommendations for process optimization.
Documentation and Reporting: Maintaining accurate records of quality control activities, preparing reports, and presenting findings to management.
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