Another name for a machining technician is a machinist or a CNC machine operator. The job involves using various machine tools, both manually and automatically or via CNC machines or robots. All types of machining, in-line quality assurance inspection, ad hoc repairs, replacing worn-out parts, measuring, and deburring activities are generally involved in this function.Setting up and using a range of machine equipment to create precise components, tools, and instruments are part of the machining technician profession.
The person should have good technique coordination, multiple coordination, arm steadiness, the ability to quickly move hands to grasp and assemble objects (dexterity), reading, writing, and communication skills, and sensitivity towards safety for oneself and equipment.
The person should also be detail-oriented and observant.Understanding the component requirements and machining the part in accordance with work instructions and standard operating procedures are your responsibility.