CNC Programmer (Welding Department)

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CNC Programmer

Overview

A CNC Programmer plays a critical role in the manufacturing industry, bridging the gap between the design and manufacturing phases of production. They are responsible for writing the code that guides CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines to perform precise tasks, such as cutting, milling, and drilling, according to engineering specifications. This position is pivotal as it directly influences the efficiency, quality, and safety of manufacturing operations.

Key Responsibilities

CNC Programmers are primarily tasked with creating and revising programs for CNC machinery. They must understand and interpret complex technical drawings and translate them into executable CNC programs. The role demands a high level of precision and attention to detail to ensure that machine outputs meet exact specifications and quality standards.

Primary Duties

The daily duties of a CNC Programmer include:

• Writing and optimizing CNC programs to create complex parts and components.
• Selecting the appropriate tools, machines, and materials for each job.
• Testing programs and making adjustments to ensure efficiency and quality.
• Collaborating with engineers and machinists to evaluate project requirements and resolve issues related to machine setup and program performance.
• Maintaining records and documentation for machine specifications and programming notes.
• Staying updated with the latest software and training on new equipment.
• Ensuring compliance with safety rules and regulations in the workplace.