Salt Lake City, Utah, United States · On-site
$20/hr–$25/hr
JOB SUMMARY: While upholding Hoyt’s Policies and Mission and Vision Statements, the CNC Operator Level 1 is responsible for safe and proficient operation of the CNC machines, deburring and inspection of manufacturi…
Skills: CNC Machine Operation, Deburring, Inspection, AQL Inspection, 6S Methodology
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States · On-site
$20/hr–$25/hr
JOB SUMMARY: While upholding Hoyt’s Policies and Mission and Vision Statements, the CNC Operator Level 1 is responsible for safe and proficient operation of the CNC machines, deburring and inspection of manufacturi…
Skills: CNC Machine Operation, Deburring, Inspection, Machining Terminology, AQL Inspection
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States · On-site
$23/hr–$28/hr
At Hoyt Archery, we do more than just build bows. We build the best bows in the world and deliver them to the most passionate archers in the world. Whether they are planning on the hunt of a lifetime or preparing for the…
Skills: HVAC Maintenance, Electrical Wiring, Plumbing, Carpentry, Drywall Repair
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States · On-site
$25/hr–$32/hr
At Hoyt Archery, we do more than just build bows. We build the best bows in the world and deliver them to the most passionate archers in the world. Whether they are planning on the hunt of a lifetime or preparing for the…
Skills: Mechanical Repair, Preventative Maintenance, Electrical Troubleshooting, PLC Programming, Hydraulics
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Responsible for the safe and proficient operation of CNC machines to manufacture handles and small parts for bows. Duties include deburring, performing quality inspections, and maintaining a clean, organized workspace according to MSP standards.
Requires a high school diploma and the ability to stand for 10 hours and lift 50 lbs. Previous CNC machine operation experience is preferred but can be learned on the job.
JOB SUMMARY:
While upholding Hoyt’s Policies and Mission and Vision Statements, the CNC Operator Level 1 is responsible for safe and proficient operation of the CNC machines, deburring and inspection of manufacturing handles and small parts for bows. Level 1 is familiar with machining terminology and machining principles. Works to meet the schedule, reduce scrap and communicates ways for shop to improve.
I – ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Upholds production and quality standards: This person is responsible for the safe operation of machines. Ensures efficient material flow through the production area. Performs inspection at designated AQL levels. Maintains proper care of equipment and machinery, as well as cleanliness and organization of the work area. Cleans and organizes designated area within the machine shop to conform to MSP standard. Report scrap and non-conformances. Performs other duties as instructed by supervisor.
Additional Responsibilities:
Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.
II – JOB REQUIREMENTS:
Skills, Abilities and Knowledge:
This position requires (can be learned on the job):
•Lift 50 lbs.
•Stand 10 Hours
•Wear N95 Respirator As Required
•Work in an environment that requires safety glasses, ear protection, and steel toe boots.
•Understand coolant % and how to maintain coolant
•Good communication skills
•Familiar with inspections gages
•Able load/unload parts in fixture
•Able to accurately document part measurements
•Familiar with 6S
•Familiar with terminology used in key performance indicators and metrics
Training and Education:
Education High school
Required Work Experience: Type of experience Previous CNC machine operation experience preferred
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Note: Management reserves the right to require specific training for this position. However, depending upon the type and the quality of prior work experience, some exchanges can be made between training and experience |
III – QUALITY AND COMPETENCY REQUIREMENTS:
Decision Making and Problem Solving:
Ability to determine if the work meets the quality standards set by Hoyt. Must make minor decisions and solve problems related to meeting daily schedule requirements.
Interaction with Others:
This job requires the ability to interact with other employees and work as a member of a team. Responsible for maintaining a cohesive work group
IV - Working Environment:
Get Serious. Get Hoyt.
It all began with a dream and a simple desire – create the best bowhunting and target archery equipment possible. When Earl Hoyt Sr. started his archery company in 1931, simple draw knives and wooden billets were the tools of the trade, but through all the years and all the advancements, three things have always been synonymous with the Hoyt brand – quality craftsmanship, innovative designs and passionate employees. Since 1931, Hoyt has been an industry leader and a world-renowned brand in archery and bowhunting. The Hoyt family was responsible for innovating more new archery ideas than anyone in their era, and that trend continues today. Since the sport of archery's return to the Olympics in 1972 where Hoyt bows won both men and women’s gold and ignited Hoyt’s dominance on the Olympic stage, more medals have been won with Hoyt bows than all other bow manufacturers combined. From its humble beginning in a small workshop in St. Louis, Missouri, to today’s world-class, 150,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Salt Lake City, Utah, Hoyt has been the world’s premier bowmaker. Just as in the past, today every Hoyt bow features a long list of technologies and innovations. We know that serious bowhunters and archers are different and demand equipment that will allow them to perform at the highest level whether in the woods or on the tournament line. No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Simply the best we know how to make. The same principles and philosophies that the Hoyt Archery Company was founded on in 1931 flow stronger than ever through the company today. Hoyt’s nearly nine decades of industry-leading products and long-term stability is a testament to the commitment, dedication and passion of its employees. And as we look to the future, we’ll remain 100% committed to building the most innovative and technically advanced equipment for the most serious archers and bowhunters across the globe. We know who you are because we are one of you. Get Serious. Get Hoyt.
Offices: 593 N. Wright Brothers Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84116, US
Get Serious. Get Hoyt.
It all began with a dream and a simple desire – create the best bowhunting and target archery equipment possible. When Earl Hoyt Sr. started his archery company in 1931, simple draw knives and wooden billets were the tools of the trade, but through all the years and all the advancements, three things have always been synonymous with the Hoyt brand – quality craftsmanship, innovative designs and passionate employees. Since 1931, Hoyt has been an industry leader and a world-renowned brand in archery and bowhunting. The Hoyt family was responsible for innovating more new archery ideas than anyone in their era, and that trend continues today. Since the sport of archery's return to the Olympics in 1972 where Hoyt bows won both men and women’s gold and ignited Hoyt’s dominance on the Olympic stage, more medals have been won with Hoyt bows than all other bow manufacturers combined. From its humble beginning in a small workshop in St. Louis, Missouri, to today’s world-class, 150,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Salt Lake City, Utah, Hoyt has been the world’s premier bowmaker. Just as in the past, today every Hoyt bow features a long list of technologies and innovations. We know that serious bowhunters and archers are different and demand equipment that will allow them to perform at the highest level whether in the woods or on the tournament line. No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Simply the best we know how to make. The same principles and philosophies that the Hoyt Archery Company was founded on in 1931 flow stronger than ever through the company today. Hoyt’s nearly nine decades of industry-leading products and long-term stability is a testament to the commitment, dedication and passion of its employees. And as we look to the future, we’ll remain 100% committed to building the most innovative and technically advanced equipment for the most serious archers and bowhunters across the globe. We know who you are because we are one of you. Get Serious. Get Hoyt.
Offices: 593 N. Wright Brothers Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84116, US
