About this role
Position available for a CNC Bore Turner based in Vanderbijpark. Qualifications and Experience: Minimum Grade 12 / N3, Technical Skills –Basic CNC experience Minimum of two years’ post-qualification experience. Proven experience working in a machining and engineering environment. Strong attention to detail, with the ability to identify potential issues and take prompt corrective action. High emotional intelligence, including self-awareness, interpersonal skills and empathy. Ability to accurately interpret and follow detailed instructions, procedures and technical documentation. Strong communication skills, with the ability to communicate clearly and effectively with colleagues and supervisors. Willingness to work long hours and overtime when required. Reliable attendance and punctuality, with good work ethics and sober habits. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision while maintaining high standards of quality and productivity. Hardworking, reliable and committed, with a strong sense of responsibility and dedication to achieving operational goals. Responsibilities: Set up and operate CNC Vertical Boring/Turning machines (V-Bores/VTLs) safely and efficiently. Read, interpret and work accurately from engineering drawings, machining instructions and technical specifications. Select, install and correctly use appropriate turning tools, boring bars, inserts, drills and other cutting tools. Select and set up suitable workholding equipment, fixtures and clamping arrangements for various components. Load, position, centre, align and securely clamp workpieces on the machine. Set and adjust machine offsets, work coordinates, tool geometry, tool wear offsets, Speeds, feeds and cutting parameters. Perform a variety of machining operations, including turning, boring, facing, grooving, drilling, reaming, chamfering and other related operations. Machine both internal and external diameters to specified dimensions and tolerances. Use and accurately read precision measuring and inspection equipment, including micrometers, vernier callipers, bore gauges, depth gauges and dial indicators. Measure components during and after machining to ensure dimensional accuracy and compliance with engineering drawing tolerances. Inspect finished components for dimensions, concentricity, run-out, surface finish and overall quality. Identify and rectify machining issues such as tool wear, vibration, incorrect offsets, dimensional inaccuracies, poor surface finish and incorrect cutting parameters. Monitor tooling condition and carry out tool changes and replacement of inserts and consumables when required. Make appropriate offset adjustments to maintain dimensional accuracy and compensate for tool wear. Maintain accurate production, quality and inspection records. Carry out routine machine checks, cleaning, lubrication and basic operator maintenance. Ensure all work is carried out in accordance with company procedures, quality standards and health and safety requirements. Report machine faults, tooling problems, quality concerns and other operational issues to the relevant supervisor. Maintain good housekeeping around the machine and ensure tools and equipment are stored correctly. Work efficiently to meet production targets and scheduled deadlines while maintaining required quality standards. Minimise scrap, rework, tooling wastage and machine downtime through effective machine operation and attention to detail. AD HOC Duties assigned from time to time. Kindly apply if you meet the minimum requirements. Should you not hear back from us within 2 weeks consider your application as unsuccessful.