Running production parts on Manual and CNC machining equipment Collection and recording of SPC characteristics of manufactured parts on digital and manual measuring devices Work with Supervision, Engineering and/or Mission Assurance personnel to improve safety, quality, and/or cost of manufacturing processes Train other machinists and operators to safely, accurately and proficiently manufacture parts using manual and CNC equipment. Serve as resource for Engineering, Supervision, Mission Assurance and other machinists as required Mount tooling according to the tool sheet or the program Indicate and align all tools Touch off tools on X,Z, and Y axis Produce first part and submit to inspection Make changes based on inspection results in order to get first piece acceptance Assure that all gages and necessary documentation are in the work area Note all tool and insert changes Basic knowledge of how to operate and navigate a computer. Operate any process in accordance with the procedures and set up sheets Support Research & Development efforts by collaborating with respective engineers High school diploma, or equivalent, A minimum of (5) five years' experience in the operation of manual and/or CNC controlled machining equipment. The ability to work all three shifts as required within a union environment. Ability to read and understand blueprints Ability to read and take measurements using digital and manual inspection equipment