The CNC Drafter will be responsible for producing precise technical drawings and CAD models that guide CNC machines in the manufacturing of parts and components. The ideal candidate will bridge the gap between design concepts and manufacturing, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and quality in all outputs.
Responsibilities:
Organize and prioritize daily jobs.
Use fabrication knowledge to efficiently generate CNC parts from 2D & 3D AutoCAD shop drawings and hand sketches.
Proactively communicate with the Detailing Department, Project Manager, CNC Operator, and Carpenters to ensure parts generated result in a successful product.
Work with CNC Operator to standardize and streamline production, and establish machining methods, materials, and setups needed to machine the required parts.
Program nesting configurations to produce material take-offs.
Work on multiple projects simultaneously and manage one's time in a fast-paced environment.
Take on overflow detailing work as required.
Program and operate CNC machine as required.
Requirements:
Ability to use Autodesk AutoCAD and Autodesk ArtCam.
Working knowledge of various materials and fabrication methods used to create exhibits, trade shows, architectural millwork, high-end cabinetry, interior build-outs, etc.; hands-on experience preferred.
Ability to pull CNC parts from drawings.
Ability to interpret shop drawings, blueprints, and written/verbal instructions with limited supervision to generate CNC part files.
Ability to work from and produce assembly sketches and drawings.
Familiar with CAD & CAM software.
Familiar with basic computer software: Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
Ability to work in a noisy, dusty environment that may be subject to hot and cold temperatures.
Must be able to concentrate for extended periods of time, paying close attention to detail.
Work environment requires physical movement including walking, standing, and lifting.