Metalwork

A CNC operator works in metalworking and mechanical engineering companies, trade organizations, and related enterprises. They manufacture parts of varying complexity on CNC machines, ensuring adherence to technical specifications. Responsibilities include independently planning and organizing tasks, developing machining algorithms, creating control programs, preparing machines for operation, inputting, testing, and editing control programs, and adjusting machine tools and instruments. They also oversee and coordinate the work of operators.

• Operate universal machine tools
• Select appropriate work modes and tools, sharpen and set tools
• Process various surfaces, cut external and internal threads (single and multiple-start, left and right), drill, ream, and expand holes using appropriate cutting tools
• Work with computers using Microsoft Word, Excel, AutoCAD, InCAD, and Mastercam software
• Utilize the technical capabilities of CNC machines (integrating operations)
• Develop and input control programmes (CP)
• Operate CNC machines in manual and automatic modes
• Set up CNC machines for part manufacturing
• Correct and modify control programmes (CP)
• Choose optimal machining methods and modes
• Perform technical maintenance of CNC machines