Machinist Co-Op

Resonetics Hutchinson is looking for a Machinist Apprentice to join their team. Flexible hours available to work around school schedule. 

The Machinist Co-op supports the manufacture of components and devices for the medical device industry while attending schooling in a related accredited program.

• →Translate requirements of detailed part drawings and job instructions into machining methods to accurately create finished parts.
• →Set up and operate CNC machining equipment (while being Supervised by full-time Resonetics machinist).
• →Set up and operate manual machining equipment, this includes lathes, mills, grinders, etc.
• →Perform necessary side operations during machine cycle time as required.
• →Provide assistance to others and may be required to move to other machines if needed.
• →Employee must conduct themselves in a professional and appropriate manner and is responsible for maintaining a high standard of conduct and job performance.
• →Ensure written manufacturing and other procedures are being followed. 
• →Ensure proper compliance with company policies and quality regulations.
• →Focus on safety and follow all safety rules and requirements.
• →Other duties as assigned.

• High School Diploma or Equivalent.
• Students must be enrolled in the Machine Tool Technology program.
• Student must be in good standing with the school and maintaining a C average or better.
• Strong mechanical and technical abilities.
• Able to read technical data such as blueprints and routings.
• Machinist Math, GD&T, Inspection methods.
• Be able to conduct themselves in a professional and appropriate manner and is responsible for maintaining a high standard of conduct and job performance.
• Shift is flexible & can be changed to accommodate current courses/schedule.

• Understanding of G and M code.
• Proven understanding of tooling requirements to setup and operate machines in the departments, including pre-setting of tools.

• May stand for long periods of time.
• Ability to use a microscope, including manipulating small object under a microscope.
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds.