CNC Set-up Programmer - Milling and Turning
Competency-based
ONET: 51-4012.00
4
Years
32
Skills
728h
Related instructions
Classroom instruction topics
- Safety
- CAD/CAM/CNC
- Precision Measuring and Layout
- Charmilles EDM
- Shop Math
- Surface Grinder
- Milling Machines
- Drilling Machines
- SPC
- Pedestal Grinder/Tool Sharpening
- Machinery’s Handbook
- Engine Lathe
- GD&T
- Haas CNC Lathe
- Haas CNC Mill
- Hand Tools and Benchwork
- Metallurgy
- Saw Operations
- Basic CNC Programming
- Blueprint Reading
On-the-job training
- Demonstrate basics of measurement, materials, and safety of products and parts
- Identifies and demonstrates use of machine safety and personal protective equipment
- Demonstrates compliance with lock-out/tag-out procedures and OSHA requirements and guidelines
- Handles and stores hazardous materials as assigned while adhering to safe practices in accordance with OSHA and EPA requirements and guidelines
- Develops an inspection plan and inspects simple parts using precision tools and techniques while preparing reports on the compliance of the parts
- Performs the inspection of parts
- Follows a sampling plan to allow for process control
- Analyzes the performance of a single-part production process
- As a member of a process team, analyzes the performance of a production process
- Conducts job planning, layout, and benchwork
- Lays out the location of hole centers and surfaces with accuracy
- Using aluminum or mild steel, hand drills and hand tap holes
- Sets up and performs sawing to a layout
- Develops a process plan for a part requiring milling, drilling, turning, or grinding
- Operates manufacturing equipment
- Sets up and operates machine tools to perform routine drilling operations
- Sets up and performs squaring up the six surfaces of a block to within +/-.2 inch and .002 inch over 4.5 inches squareness
- Sets up and operates vertical milling machines
- Generates CNC programming and operates a milling machine
- Using the principles of Cartesian coordinates, develops a program for the manufacture of a simple part
- Creates a qualified CNC program, sets up and operated the mill, changes tool values as necessary, and replaces and qualifies tooling as necessary
- Sets up and operates a CNC mill or CNC milling center
- Writes sophisticated RS-274-D programs
- Demonstrates CNC turning operations and operates a CNC lathe
- Sets up and carries out, between renters and with chucks, turning operations
- Uses the principles of Cartesian coordinates to develop a program for the manufacture of a simple part
- Operates a CNC lathe or turning centre
- Writes sophisticated programs
- Creates programs using a manufacturing modelling software package
- Conducts general housekeeping and maintenance
- Keeps the duty station, tools, workbenches, and manual equipment clean and safe for work
- Inspects and assesses the general condition of an assigned machine tool
- Inspects and assesses the condition of tooling
- OPTIONAL - Engages in career management and employee relations
- Develops and explains a short-term career plan and resume
- Completes job application form and demonstrates interviewing skills
- Demonstrates appropriate interpersonal skills in job performance evaluations, group communication and decision-making, and conflict resolution
- Identifies and explains the major departments or functions in a metalworking company and how they affect production units
- Understand and explains employment rights and responsibilities in metalworking companies
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