Tool Grinder B
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192 Days Ago
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Franklin Park-IL
3-6 Years
Required Skills: Tool Grinding, Manual Machining, manual milling, including facing, boring, drilling, and tapping
Job Description
Client: SLOAN
Job Title: Tool Grinder B
Location: 10500 Seymour Ave, Franklin Park, IL 60131, United States
Nearest landmark: Near the airport (Chicago O’Hare International Airport)
Available Shift: 1st Shift - 5 AM - 1 PM CST
Must Haves:
● 3+ years of Tool Grinding experience
● 3+ Years Manual Machining
● Experience with manual milling, including facing, boring, drilling, and tapping
● Experience with manual lathes, including turning, boring, and single-point threading
● Candidates must have reliable transportation
● Candidates must be open to overtime and working Saturdays
Pay: $24.74
Benefits: (For regular employees) Basic Accident Insurance, Basic Life Insurance, Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance, Short-term Disability Insurance, Employee Assistance Program, and Health Advocate Services. (Waiting time for benefits: 60 days)
Job Type: Full-time
Expected Hours: No less than 40 per week
Schedule:
● 8-hr shift
● 6-hr Saturday Shift (Voluntary, not mandatory)
● Overtime
Here are some GUIDE questions for the Tool Grinder B role during the pre-screening stage:
1. Can you describe your experience working from blueprints, specifications, and piece parts? How do you ensure accuracy in your work?
2. What types of grinding operations have you performed (e.g., surface grinding, circular grinding, ID grinding, CNC grinding )? Can you provide specific examples?
3. How do you set up equipment for these operations, and what steps do you take to ensure precision?
4. Can you explain your process for brazing materials and tools in preparation for grinding operations?
5. What experience do you have with brazing, and using an acetylene torch?
6. What measurement tools do you use to determine the amount of material to be removed (e.g., micrometer, caliper, comparator, height gauge)?
7. How do you check your work for conformance to specifications and maintain high finish requirements?
8. Do you have experience with maintaining equipment, including cleaning, oiling, and changing worn wheels?
9. What experience do you have with OD grinding, step drills, porting tools, shafts, and spindles?
10. What specific grinding machines do you have experience with?
JOB PURPOSE:
The Tool Grinder B performs the duties of setting up and operating one or more grinders to perform a normal range of tool grinding operations.
JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
● Work from blueprints, specifications, piece parts, and instructions. Braze materials and tools in preparation for grinding operations.
● Set up equipment to perform surface, drill pointing, broach, hob, and other similar grinding operations on steel and carbide cutters, reamers, dies, gauges, form tools, or special items.
● Plan sequence of operations, select the method of holding a workpiece and verify dimensions, tolerance, tooling, and grinding requirements.
● Select and dress wheels. Mount grinding wheels, set grind, rotation, and spindle speeds, feed rates, angle of the wheel, length of cycle or stroke, and depth of cut
● Position blades, cams, diamonds, and stops. Measure the workpiece to determine the amount of material to be removed.
● Position on the table, face plate, or magnetic chuck in the fixture or chuck jaws or between centers of wheels.
● Start the machine, engage the automatic mechanism, direct the flow of coolant, observe operations perform secondary operations to obtain high finish requirements.
● Obtain first-piece inspection approval.
● Make adjustments to ensure proper operations.
● Check work for conformance to specifications.
● Place the workpiece in the designated location.
● Maintain equipment, clean, oil, change worn wheels, and ensure that safety devices are operative.
● Provide assistance to other personnel as requested.
● Notify the supervisor of unusual equipment or operating problems.
● Use a micrometer, caliper, comparator, height gauge, band saw various machine tools measuring instruments, and hand and hand power tools.
● Follow safety rules and keep the work area in clean and orderly condition.
● Perform other related duties as assigned.
● Other duties and responsibilities as required.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
● High School Diploma or GED
● 3+ Years of Manual Machining experience
● Experience with manual milling, including facing, boring, drilling, and tapping
● Experience with manual lathes, including turning, boring, and single-point threading
● Experience using measurement tools such as caliper, micrometer, height gage, and optical comparator
● Skilled at blueprint reading, basic trigonometry, and other basic math skills
PHYSICAL AND VISUAL REQUIREMENTS, WORKING CONDITIONS
Physical Demands
● Occasionally 1-33%: Sit
● Occasionally 1-33%: Twist/Turn
● Occasionally 1-33%: Stoop/Bend
● Occasionally 1-33%: Push/Pull
● Occasionally 1-33%: Repetitive hand/wrist
● Occasionally 1-33%: Hand Movement - Fine Manipulation
● Occasionally 1-33%: Hand Movement - Gross Grasping
● Occasionally 1-33%: Hand Movement - Simple Grasping
● Occasionally 1-33%: Forearm Rotation
● Frequently 34% - 66%: Walk
● Continuously 67% - 100%: Stand Lifting/Carrying
● Occasionally 1-33%: Lift / Carry 1-10 lbs.
● Occasionally 1-33%: Lift / Carry 11-25 lbs.
Visual Demands
● Continuously 67% - 100%: Close vision (clear vision at 20 inches or less)
● Continuously 67% - 100%: Distance vision (clear vision at 20 feet or more)
Work Environment & Hazards
● Occasionally 1-33%: Cold
● Occasionally 1-33%: Heat
● Occasionally 1-33%: Machine movement or vibration
● Continuously 67% - 100%: Loud noise, constant or periodic
