A lathe operator's job description includes:
Operating the lathe: Using a lathe to shape metal or plastic parts
Monitoring the machine: Controlling the machine's settings, such as speed, to suit the material being produced
Inspecting the finished product: Ensuring the product meets the client's specifications and blueprint dimensions
Loading and unloading materials: Loading materials into the machine and removing the finished parts
Maintaining the equipment: Ensuring the machine and other equipment are in working order
Following safety requirements: Wearing safety glasses, steel toe footwear, and other protective clothing as required
Lathe operators should also have knowledge of:
Machine drawings, fits, and tolerances
Boring, drilling, reaming, threading, and tapping
Materials
Other machineries
Programming
Blueprint reading
Specialized computer software
To become a lathe operator, you can:
Get a high school diploma or GED certificate
Take physics and chemistry courses
Gain practical experience through volunteer roles or an apprenticeship
Earn safety certifications
- Experience3 - 9 Years
- No. of Openings2
- EducationHigher Secondary, Secondary School, Diploma
- RoleLathe Operator
- Industry TypeManufacturing / Production / Quality
- GenderMale
- Job CountryIndia
- Type of JobFull Time
- Job TypeWork from Office
- Face interview locationbadarpur border new delhi