An AAS in Machine Tool Technology or equivalent technical education
Formal welding experience or training is preferred, with the ability to read and interpret welding specifications, drawings, weld symbols, procedures, and associated technical documentation, and perform basic welding tasks as required.
Experience in the use of Virtual Gibbs for programming 2, 3, 4, and 5 axis machines
Experience in the use of ProE and Common PDM for retrieving CAD models
Experience using Renishaw probes and macros for machine setup and tool compensation
Experience with planning and building holding fixtures for hog-outs and castings
Experience in correct selection of cutting tools, feeds, and speeds for machining of aluminum and various stainless steels
Experience with Brown & Sharpe and Micro height inspection tools
Experience editing for Fanuc controls and working with GibbsCam, MasterCam, SolidWorks, or similar programming software
Experience planning, programming, machining, deburring, and inspecting parts in a rapid response environment