Overview Horton, Inc. has an opening for a CNC Machine Operator to work in our Westminster, SC location. This is a 1st shift position and standard work hours are Monday-Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm. Occasional overtime may be required. Pay starts at $23.41 per hour and depends on experience.

Position Summary:

Loads materials and castings into machines and operates machine tools to produce finished parts that conform to proper dimensions, inspecting work and performing basic setting/adjusting of the machine to maintain products within specified tolerances.

Company Information: As a global leader in thermal control for power systems, Horton offers a variety of technologies for transportation and industrial applications to operate at the optimal temperature — even in the most demanding conditions. For over 70 years, the organization has been an integral partner to companies worldwide providing innovative and reliable engine cooling solutions for heavy-duty vehicles and equipment. For more information on Horton, Inc. please visit our web site at www.hortonww.com.

Responsibilities CNC Machine Operator Responsibilities:

1. Will be expected to be able to perform daily tasks.

Read and follow instructions on routings and work instructions for each job.

Perform basic CNC job setups. Complete all departmental paperwork, such as routings, assembly tickets, production status sheets and daily checklists.

Perform frequent quality checks as directed by management or a Quality Representative. May be required to use quality inspection tools such as gauges, micrometers and/or calipers. Continuously inspect part quality.

Obtain first piece and last piece buyoff from the Quality department.

Relay all information about current job to oncoming shift.

Maintain production rate on each job.

2. Operates one or more machine tools to produce high quality parts in an efficient and safe manner.

Visually inspects materials and loads into equipment via chucks, fixtures etc.

Runs parts through the machine(s), watching and listening for unusual run characteristics that indicate malfunction.

Follows complete inspection protocol after the machine has completed its first operation to ensure that parts are within tolerances.  Thereafter uses sampling to monitor variation in dimensions and the sequence and number of parts run on each set of tooling, changing tooling when it is worn to a point where change is indicated.

Moves finished parts to the next workstation or staging area.

3. Changes tool offsets and tooling inserts in order to achieve the proper dimensions of finished parts, seeking assistance from experienced machinists when working with unfamiliar machines or more difficult set-ups.

Obtains the correct program to control machine operations for the part being run on a CNC machine and loads it into the machine control center.

Using hand tools and following specifications for the job, inserts and secures tooling in holders, returning used tooling to the appropriate location.

Switch jaws as needed.

4. Exhibits and performs basic personal computer functions in various software systems including but not limited to:

Entering inspection production approvals as required.

Entering accurate productivity/efficiency data as required. Using the business operating system, to check work queues, inventory levels, and other production related tasks.

Using the Horton “intranet” to access quality information, blueprints, safety information, and other production related information.

Performs Oracle transactions as required.

Ensure data accuracy before transacting in inventory system. Elevate issues or suspected discrepancies to management.

5. Performs daily and weekly routine machine maintenance in a manner which conserves resources and keeps the machines as productive as possible.

Fills machines with coolant and monitors coolant and concentration levels during the shift.

Cleans chips and excess coolant or lubricant from inside and outside the machine on a regular basis.

Cleans the work area around each machine and all containers and racks where parts are stacked, in order to maintain a safe work area and in order to avoid contamination of parts or excess wear of moving parts.

6. Verifies quality specifications by measuring completed component/product

7. Moves between workstations in order to learn new machine operations and to provide flexibility in meeting production needs.

8. May be required to fill in as Operator in other departments as directed/rotated.

9. Provides training in work methods, procedures, and work instructions to other employees.

10. Practice 6S and always maintain clean and safe work areas.

11. Performs other duties as assigned.

Qualifications CNC Machine Operator Qualifications:

Requires a high school diploma or GED.

Good communication skills is a must.

Ability to work well in a group and individually.

Previous manufacutrin experience operating CNC turning centers is preferred.

Must be authorized to work in the United States. No Visa sponsorship provided now or in the future for this position.

Additional Information:

We offer a competitive benefits package including PTO, Company Paid Holidays, 401K, Medical, Dental, Vision, HSA, FSA, Life, AD&D, STD, LTD, LTC, Education Assistance, and a dynamic work environment.

To apply, qualified candidates should log onto https://careers-horton.icims.com.

Horton Holding, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity employer.  Veterans/Disabled

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