LOCATION PEENYA ,ABBIGERE

VMC MACHINE OPERATING SKILL

EXPIRING IN MACHINE OPERATING

1. Technical Competence: Understanding the principles of machining, including knowledge of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) programming, tooling, feeds, speeds, and machining techniques.
2. Blueprint Reading: Ability to interpret engineering drawings, including dimensions, tolerances, and geometric tolerancing symbols.
3. Machine Setup: Proficiency in setting up the VMC machine, including installing cutting tools, workholding fixtures, and adjusting machine parameters.
4. CNC Programming: Basic understanding of G-code programming language to create or edit CNC programs for specific machining operations.
5. Tooling Knowledge: Familiarity with various types of cutting tools, their applications, and proper tool selection for different materials and machining processes.
6. Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to troubleshoot machining issues, such as tool wear, chatter, or dimensional inaccuracies, and make adjustments to correct them.
7. Attention to Detail: Precision is crucial in machining operations. Operators must pay close attention to details, such as tool offsets, workpiece alignments, and surface finishes.
8. Safety Awareness: Adherence to safety protocols and practices to prevent accidents and injuries in the machining environment.
9. Quality Control: Understanding quality standards and performing in-process inspection using measuring tools like calipers, micrometers, and height gauges to ensure workpiece accuracy.
10. Communication Skills: Effective communication with supervisors, engineers, and fellow operators regarding job instructions, production schedules, and any issues encountered during machining processes.
11. Adaptability: Ability to adapt to changes in production requirements, such as switching between different jobs, materials, or machining operations efficiently.
12. Time Management: Prioritizing tasks and managing time effectively to meet production deadlines without compromising quality standards.
13. Continuous Learning: Keeping up-to-date with advancements in machining technology, tooling, and best practices through training programs, workshops, or self-study to improve skills and productivity.