How about becoming a machining operator?
Other titles: machining technician, miller, turner, NC (numerical control) operator
General description:
At AXE, the machining operator is responsible for transforming raw parts into finished components using traditional or numerically controlled (NC) machine tools.
He or she ensures the precision, quality and conformity of parts according to drawings and specifications.
AXE values rigorous, meticulous machining operators capable of working independently while respecting production standards.
Main tasks :
- Prepare machines and tools for machining parts
- Read and interpret drawings and technical instructions
- Machine parts to tolerances and quality standards
- Check the quality of machined parts and report any anomalies
- Perform first-level machine maintenance
- Comply with safety instructions and production procedures
- Work in coordination with production and maintenance teams
Recommended training / qualifications :
- CAP or Bac Pro Machining Technician, Productics, Mechanics or Aeronautics
- BTS in Boilermaking or Machining
- Machining Operator or Numerical Control (NC) vocational title
Personal qualities :
- Rigor and precision
- Attention to detail
- Ability to work independently
Technical skills required :
- Reading and interpreting technical drawings
- Mastery of conventional and/or NC machines
- Knowledge of materials and machining processes
- Ability to use measuring instruments (calipers, micrometers, comparators)
- Basic knowledge of preventive maintenance
Place in the organization AXIS :
The machining operator works closely with the production and maintenance teams. He or she is essential for guaranteeing the quality and conformity of manufactured parts.
Testimonial :
“Each piece is unique, and you always have to stay focused to stick to the plans. It’s a precise and rewarding job!” – Jérôme L, Machining Operator at AXE.
A word from the machining manager:
“Our machining operators are technical experts: their attention to detail and precision are essential to producing quality parts.” – Pierre L, Machining Manager at AXE.
The Machining Operator’s Frequently Asked Questions!
Do I need to know anything about mechanics?
Yes, a good understanding of machines and materials is essential.
What are the working hours?
We work 2×8 or night shifts.
Is it a physical job?
The job can be physical, involving moving around and handling parts, but the use of machines reduces physical effort.
Do you work alone or in a team?
Teamwork with other operators, the NC setter and maintenance, but plenty of autonomy in carrying out tasks.
What tools do we use on a daily basis?
Conventional and NC machines, measuring instruments, cutting tools, numerical control software.
Can I move on to other positions?
Yes, to NC setter, workshop technician, team leader or production manager.
What do machining operators like best about AXE?
The precision of the job, the diversity of the parts to be produced and the satisfaction of seeing the end result conform to the plans.
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