Conventional machinist vs machinist-set-up

Differences between conventional machinist and machinist-set-up duties and responsibilities

Conventional machinist example responsibilities.

• Produce various parts according to blueprint specifications using conventional lathes, mills drills, grinders and horizontal and vertical mills.
• Machine jigs and fixtures for small electronics assembly.
• Attend Fullerton college for CNC machining, Mastercam programing, Solidworks, and Autocad.
• Utilize various tools - calipers, micrometers, height gauges, bore gauges, and others gauges.
• Machine parts to specifications using machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, broaching machines, shapers, or grinders.
• Work closely with management and engineering staff to ensure efficient and safe methods are utilized in producing high quality aerospace components.
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Machinist-set-up example responsibilities.

• Manage output according to company quality standards and corresponding ISO certification.
• Set up and run CNC lathe with dual spindles and live tooling, run parts with Tol.
• Experience setting up and running Haas mill production.
• Program, setup and operation of Haas milling machines
• Machine parts to quality specifications using Mazak lathes.
• Turn in first articals and run job to print and customer specs.
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