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The same as every one elses..."Machinist"...as it's expected that anyone under employ can walk up to any manual machine in the joint with the BP & Material in hand and...Get'er Done...however...we are loosly assigned to shifts and areas...I'm assigned to "Large CNC Turning" which involves MDI programming....set-up and running of VTL's (verticla turret lathes) for large round stock turning operations...my two machines can turn up to a 78" diameter...the biotch is...the material I get can run anywhere's from 5lbs too 5,000lbs and most of the jobs I saw this past first week were either copper berylium or 17-4ph SS that weighed anywhere's from 500-4,000lbs...the downside is that loading, centering and clean-up is a biotch....but the upside is...once the machine is programmed, set-up and running?...some parts can take 2-3 days to rough cut one single diameter...lots of @$$ time just babysitting them...get up every now and then to change out a dull cutter insert or pitchfork a bail of chips outta there but..that's it....btw....this past thursday and friday afternoon I couldn't believe my freaking eyes...we work 7:00am-5:00pm and get paid for every minute,,,but about 3:30pm?...I see dudes strolling through the shop with longneck buds...the end of the day during paperwork and clean-up time...turns out the boss man provides a cooler full of ice and beer at the end of each thursday and friday...to thank his men for a good week and a job well done....awesome.