Screw machine operator vs optical lathe operator

Differences between screw machine operator and optical lathe operator duties and responsibilities

Screw machine operator example responsibilities.

• Verify conformance of production parts to specifications using various measuring instruments including micrometers calipers, dial indicators and other gauges.
• Operate CNC screw machinery by performing maintenance and changing of tooling to set-up for different parts.
• Train employees proper procedure to run and maintain production standards per blue print and hourly SPC charting.
• Change drills, cutting tools, recess tools, and move inserts position for inside and outside diameters using CNC.
• Recognize for work done in a sterile environment and utilizing correct safety PPE for surrounding work areas/machinery.
• Learned and perform MIG welding.
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Optical lathe operator example responsibilities.

• Utilize CMS to track agents on calls.
• Operate machines including lathes, cutters, shears, borers, millers, grinders, drills, jigs, heating machines.
• Review the retention guidelines for compliance with destruction of archival records.
• Operate Fanuc and Siemens preset programs to manufacture hubs, break drums, and wheels for semi tractor and trailers.