Be Personnel are excited to announce a new vacancy with our client, a recognised market leader in the provision of integrated fluid transfer, power and control solutions to the energy, OEM, marine, renewables and defence industries worldwide. We have a new position and are currently taking applications for a Workshop Planner.

Responsibilities

• All safety rules and regulations must be conformed to at all times.
• Use PC to determine next job to run on CNC machine
• Identify correct CNC program/Tooling package and download the program to the CNC machine
• Check that material type, cast number and kit issue document is correct for the job being carried out.
• Verify that the CNC program, tooling set up package and job/route card match and the correct revision of the drawing is being used.
• Log all relevant information on the Shop Floor Data Capture system – set up and run times, start/stop times, quantities, stop codes, downtime etc.
• Set up the CNC machine based on the Machine set up procedures
• Ensure that all new programs/set ups are proven. Control of machine must be in such a way that provides opportunity to see any program errors that may have been missed and damage to tooling/equipment be avoided.
• Any errors should be communicated to the Shift Leader/Programmer
• Ensure that a ‘first off’ inspection is carried out on all jobs by the relevant inspector before continuing with job.
• Continuous monitoring of the machine and cutting tool performance during the manufacturing process against the drawing and in accordance with the work instructions.
• Record cycle times for all CNC operations on the traveler.
• All threads to be gauged and all burrs and sharp edges to be removed unless otherwise instructed in the work instructions.
• Make any program amendments/edits to achieve the appropriate efficiency, quality and dimensional accuracy. Any modifications to the program or changes to the tooling sheet must be recorded.
• Non-complying components during set up and run must be kept separate from good or reworkable parts and the Shift Leader should be made aware of these.
• Any reworkable parts should be reworked.
• After completion of the job, the program package and tooling should be returned to the appropriate locations.
• Any quantity of unused material should be logged using the material returns procedure and returned to the storeman.
• All completed components should be cleaned and placed in a box in such a way that damage should not occur when in transit to the next operation.
• Deburring should be carried out where possible using hand, bench or machine operations
• All equipment should be handled/stored in a safe manner and in such a way that no damage occurs
• Work area should be kept clean and tidy at all times and all spillages should be dealt with at the earliest opportunity

Requirements

• Good communication skills
• Good organisational skills
• Able to act on own initiative
• Team Player
• Flexible & Adaptable
• Competent in the use of Word and Excel

Apply today and our recruitment experts will be in touch!