Multi operation machine operator vs turret lathe operator

Differences between multi operation machine operator and turret lathe operator duties and responsibilities

Multi operation machine operator example responsibilities.

• Train to use calipers and micrometers.
• Use scales, calipers, and microscopes etc.
• Set up, run and adjust programs to run quality parts.
• Help with training new hires in the SPC process, setting up machines, and troubleshooting.
• Operate VTL's, deburring machines: both manual and cnc's, also Abar vaccum furnaces.
• Adhere to FDA guidelines by monitoring temperatures, oxygen/gas levels, metal detection, and audit violations.
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Turret lathe operator example responsibilities.

• Use automate systems and RF units to pull, put away and load customer product, in addition to managing inventory
• Maintain SPC and record data to assure the part is within control limits; maintain accurate downtime and production records.
• Use of CMM equipment to measure parts with a high degree of accuracy and make offsets to cutting machinery if necessary.
• Involve in maintaining continuous improvement in documentation and procedures for ISO certification.
• Fulfill production responsibilities to customer while maintaining superior quality using physical gauges and CMM machines.
• Create procedures for inspection and documentation of ISO compliant, manufacture components for a laser surgery workstation.
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