Job Summary
You will set up and operate deep hole drilling or CNC turning machines, perform simple CNC programming, conduct inspections, and ensure quality and safety compliance in machining operations.
Responsibilities
- Set up and operate deep hole drilling or CNC turning machines according to routing sheets and drawings
- Perform simple programming for CNC machines to support machining tasks
- Conduct first piece and 100% in-process inspections to verify component quality and record results
- Check raw material dimensions and defects before machining to prevent non-conformance
- Report any non-conformance or unsafe conditions promptly to the Production Manager
- Maintain good housekeeping and perform 5S in the work area to ensure a safe and organized environment
- Follow company safety practices and comply with Quality Management System requirements and objectives
- Update production status in the routing sheet and VM system accurately
- Handle and maintain inspection devices and production equipment properly to ensure operational readiness
- Perform machining operations in accordance with routing sheets, drawings, and customer specifications
- Compile machining and inspection procedures to meet quality standards and objectives
Required competencies and certifications
- NTC 2 or 3 in Precision Engineering or equivalent
- Minimum 2 years of relevant machining experience
- Ability to operate Fanuc Controller CNC machines
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings accurately
- Proficient in using measuring instruments such as micrometer, caliper, bore gauge, and profile projector
Preferred competencies and qualifications
[None explicitly stated]
Other Information
- Working hours: 5-day work week
- Shifts: Morning 7:30am to 5:15pm; Night 7:30pm to 5:15am (rotating monthly)
- Meal, night shift, and transport allowances provided
Work Location: Tuas