Lathe Machinist

* REQUIRED: This company is seeking candidates with at least 4 years of US military experience. *

Korn Ferry Military Division has partnered with our client on their search for a 2nd or 3rd shift Lathe Machinist out of their Charlotte NC production facility. For over 150 years, this global energy & technology company focuses on internal training and growth opportunities of its’ employees, offering unlimited career advancement.

REQUIRED: 4+ years of manual and CNC lathe experience (experience with using steady rest supports is highly preferred and will give you a huge advantage over other candidates!)

Compensation: $34.42/hr (+ $1.00 shift differential + relo assistance)

Shift:

2nd Shift: Mon-Fri, 4:00pm-12:00am

3rd Shift: Mon-Fri, 12:00am-8:00am

What You Will Do:

Machine large electrical generator rotor shafts, which are typically made from 50 to 70-ton high alloy steel forgings. Setup and align using steady rests. Operate one or more of the following machine tools: Tacchi CNC Lathe (18-meter length, 110-ton capacity), Ferrel CNC Lathe (17-meter length, 300-ton capacity), Ferrel CNC Lathe (11-meter length, 60-ton capacity), Ferrel CNC Lathe (16-meter length, 160-ton capacity), and Betts-Bridgeford Manual Lathe. Engage in continuous improvement by applying 5S methodology as a component of a Lean production system

At the beginning of a shift, meet with team and supervisor at a shift kickoff meeting to discuss a daily safety topic, job assignments, and shift goals. At an assigned lathe, begin machining a new generator rotor shaft.

Access the electronic production system to check shop notes from the previous shift; look up the work instructions and setup equipment for the production order.

Complete the machine setup by adjusting the position of the steady rests and changing over the steady rest shoes to the correct diameter.

Load the rotor into the lathe (with the assistance of a crane operator.)

Align the rotor and install the cutting tool needed for the first operation.

Continue with machining operations until end of shift; leave shop notes in the electronic production system for the next shift team so they can continue machining.

Education and Work Experience

At least 4 years US Military experience required.

4+ years of manual and CNC lathe experience, preferably using steady rest supports

Strong knowledge of G- and M-codes; basic mathematical knowledge

Ability to read and interpret complex drawings, specifications, charts and tables; ability to use precision measuring instruments

Will need to obtain fork truck and crane license through internal company-paid certification programs

Title: Lathe Machinist

Location: Charlotte NC

Client Job ID: 510734985