Everett, Washington
Job ID JR2025469509 Category All Hourly Unions Role Type Onsite Post Date Aug. 27, 2025

JOB DESCRIPTION

At Boeing, we innovate and collaborate to make the world a better place. We’re committed to fostering an environment for every teammate that’s welcoming, respectful and inclusive, with great opportunity for professional growth. Find your future with us.
Boeing Commercial Airplanes is excited to offer opportunities for a Multiple Axis N/C Routing Machine Operator to join our Fabrication team in Everett,Washington.
As a Multiple Axis N/C Routing Machine Operator, you will be an essential part of our manufacturing team, responsible for the precise operation of advanced numerically controlled routing machines. Your expertise will enable you to set up and prepare jobs efficiently, ensuring that all necessary documentation and materials are in place for optimal production. You will utilize your technical skills to select and validate cutting tools, monitor machine performance, and conduct thorough checks throughout the machining process. Your role will also involve collaborating with team members to troubleshoot any issues that arise, ensuring that production runs smoothly and efficiently.
You will play a critical role in upholding our commitment to safety and quality standards and ensuring that all operations meet regulatory compliance and operational excellence. If you are detail-oriented, possess strong technical skills, and thrive in a collaborative environment, we invite you to apply and join our mission to deliver excellence in aviation.

Position Responsibilities:

• Prepare for job setup by reviewing production orders, work orders, tie-in sheets, operator setup documents, and drawings.
• Ensure the correct work order, drawings, operator documents, and parts are at the machine, and validate that cutting tools, templates, and fixtures are free from defects.
• Move and load materials, parts, and fixtures using overhead cranes, electric stackers, and pallet jacks as required.
• Check machine setup and verify readiness by assessing parts completed by the previous operator and conducting rotary axis health checks.
• Select, install, and validate ancillary equipment and hardware, such as fixtures, pins, and chucks.
• Clean and prepare fixtures for part loading, inspecting and replacing rubber seals on vacuum fixtures as needed.
• Locate parts on the Numerically Controlled Manufacturer Fixture (NCMF) or vacuum fixture, applying and validating adequate vacuum before machining.
• Retrieve and download Numerical Control (NC) programs to the machine controller from various servers/databases.
• Select and check cutters/drills per NC documents, ensuring they are the correct type, sharp, and in good condition; replace as necessary.
• Load and unload tools into the Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) using hand tools and appropriate safety equipment, following program information.
• Set work offsets and index points per NC documents using probes and dial indicators as required.
• Run CNC programs to cut and drill various compound contour parts, monitoring machine settings and making adjustments as necessary.
• Conduct in-process and post-machining checks to ensure parts meet model, drawing, and work order requirements, and submit Operator Discrepancy Reports/Shipside Action Trackers (ODR/SAT) for changes on MTOs and programming issues.
• Notify supervisors of machine malfunctions, convey information about machine adjustments and setups to lower-grade employees, and record operating data as required.
• Perform daily probing routines to verify set points for accuracy and reliability of the multi-axis routing process, and handle hazardous materials in accordance with safety protocols, using personal protective equipment as required.
• Contact team leaders, supervisors, engineers, planners, or NC programmers with questions or when assistance is needed.

Physical Demands and Potential Hazards:

• Perform physical tasks that include lifting weights ranging from 10-15 lbs to 15-35 lbs.
• Engage in various movements such as reaching, handling, turning, twisting, lifting, lowering, climbing, balancing, bending, kneeling, crouching, and squatting.
• Work in environments that may involve contact with metals, solvents, and coolants.
• Operate in proximity to moving parts and tools, sharp cutters, and potential slipping hazards.
• Adapt to varying noise levels and atmospheric conditions.
• Utilize personal safety gear to protect face/eyes, hands/arms, and feet while performing job duties.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

English Preferred

• Prepare for job setup by reviewing production orders, work orders, tie-in sheets, operator setup documents, and drawings.
• Ensure the correct work order, drawings, operator documents, and parts are at the machine, and validate that cutting tools, templates, and fixtures are free from defects.
• Move and load materials, parts, and fixtures using overhead cranes, electric stackers, and pallet jacks as required.
• Check machine setup and verify readiness by assessing parts completed by the previous operator and conducting rotary axis health checks.
• Select, install, and validate ancillary equipment and hardware, such as fixtures, pins, and chucks.
• Clean and prepare fixtures for part loading, inspecting and replacing rubber seals on vacuum fixtures as needed.
• Locate parts on the Numerically Controlled Manufacturer Fixture (NCMF) or vacuum fixture, applying and validating adequate vacuum before machining.
• Retrieve and download Numerical Control (NC) programs to the machine controller from various servers/databases.
• Select and check cutters/drills per NC documents, ensuring they are the correct type, sharp, and in good condition; replace as necessary.
• Load and unload tools into the Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) using hand tools and appropriate safety equipment, following program information.
• Set work offsets and index points per NC documents using probes and dial indicators as required.
• Run CNC programs to cut and drill various compound contour parts, monitoring machine settings and making adjustments as necessary.
• Conduct in-process and post-machining checks to ensure parts meet model, drawing, and work order requirements, and submit Operator Discrepancy Reports/Shipside Action Trackers (ODR/SAT) for changes on MTOs and programming issues.
• Notify supervisors of machine malfunctions, convey information about machine adjustments and setups to lower-grade employees, and record operating data as required.
• Perform daily probing routines to verify set points for accuracy and reliability of the multi-axis routing process, and handle hazardous materials in accordance with safety protocols, using personal protective equipment as required.
• Contact team leaders, supervisors, engineers, planners, or NC programmers with questions or when assistance is needed