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As a machine operator milling (m/w/x) you can independently produce constantly changing mechanical parts on CNC milling machines. This includes programming, setting up and operating the machine technology provided. Through your use, you can optimize the production of our high-performance products from ZEISS together with us and thus contribute your very personal part to our success story. We are happy to entrust you with the following tasks: Your role use of 5-axis milling centres and staff according to existing set-up sheets and work plans safe handling of CNC controls by Heidenhain and Siemens companies independent programming, setting up and operating the CNC milling machines perform corrections up to production release Selection of suitable tools and presetting of tools close cooperation with work preparation and quality assurance to optimize program processes and ensure the high quality requirements of the manufactured parts
a completed vocational training as an industrial mechanic (m/w/x), machining mechanic (m/w/x) or similar Experience in the production of constantly changing fine mechanical components an extremely high quality awareness. structured and independent operation Communication and team skills as well as customer orientation, creativity and hands-on mentality Ready to work in the 3-shift system
Location
![]() | ZEISS | |
| Jena | ||
| Germany |
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