Full-Time Computer Integrated Machining Instructor
Company Name:
HAYWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Responsibilities:
The Machining Instructor will teach classes in the traditional machining center and the advanced machining center. The advanced machining center, funded by a grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation, is a state-of-the art education and training center for advanced metal forming, machining up to and including 5-axis contours, computer aided design (CAD), manufacturing (CAM) and engineering (CAE).
The Machining Instructor will also organize and develop facilities associated with these areas, maintain office hours, participate in committee assignments, and perform other related duties.
Preparing and/or maintaining current course syllabi for each course taught. Ensuring that courses within the assigned areas of responsibility are taught in accordance with the established syllabi.
Teaching courses as assigned in accordance with the established syllabi.
Recommending for approval adequate instructional materials for courses within the assigned area of responsibility.
Coordinating and maintaining adequate laboratory facilities/equipment for courses within the assigned area of responsibility.
Monitoring the development and/or implementation of program activities. Assisting in departmental/program recruitment and placement activities.
Participating in the development of divisional and departmental strategic plans and participating in the formulation, interpretation, and application of division policies and procedures (through committee assignments, departmental meetings, etc.).
Performs other duties and responsibilities as required.
Prepare to become NIMS certified in four basic areas.
Preventative maintenance of all equipment in labs.
The Instructor is also responsible for continuous improvement of the department, teaching techniques and development of sustainability/green concepts into the curriculum.
Qualifications:
Minimum: AAS degree in Occupational Education, Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechanical Engineering Technology or related field of study or a two year diploma/certificate in Machining. Five years of work experience in the field. Experience in CNC mill and lathe setup on multiple types of controls and operation. Proficient with CAD/CAM and solid modeling, CNC turning and machining centers, including CNC G-codes and M-codes, Cartesian Coordinate system, selection of CNC tooling, calculating proper feeds, speeds, and depths of cut is critical, along with excellent customer service skills.
Excellent oral and written communication skills. Microsoft Office proficient.
Maximum: BS or MS degree in Occupational Education, Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechanical Engineering Technology or related field of study with 10 years work experience in the field. Experience with wire EDM, CMM and injection molding. MasterCam/FeatureCam proficient. Community College teaching experience highly desired. Experience developing a curriculum is preferred. Online training with ToolingU or similar is preferred. The capability of performing tool offsets, tool pre-setting, work shift reference and general maintenance specific to CNC machinery is a plus. Lean manufacturing experience is preferred.
Salary Range:
$34,819 $47,880/ 9 month contract
Proposed Hiring Date:
August 11, 2014
Application Deadline:
June 20, 2014 - 4:00pm Must submit a Haywood Community College application for consideration.
More Info:
Full-time; 9 month position; Exempt. Position filled pending budget approval.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
HAYWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Responsibilities:
The Machining Instructor will teach classes in the traditional machining center and the advanced machining center. The advanced machining center, funded by a grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation, is a state-of-the art education and training center for advanced metal forming, machining up to and including 5-axis contours, computer aided design (CAD), manufacturing (CAM) and engineering (CAE).
The Machining Instructor will also organize and develop facilities associated with these areas, maintain office hours, participate in committee assignments, and perform other related duties.
Preparing and/or maintaining current course syllabi for each course taught. Ensuring that courses within the assigned areas of responsibility are taught in accordance with the established syllabi.
Teaching courses as assigned in accordance with the established syllabi.
Recommending for approval adequate instructional materials for courses within the assigned area of responsibility.
Coordinating and maintaining adequate laboratory facilities/equipment for courses within the assigned area of responsibility.
Monitoring the development and/or implementation of program activities. Assisting in departmental/program recruitment and placement activities.
Participating in the development of divisional and departmental strategic plans and participating in the formulation, interpretation, and application of division policies and procedures (through committee assignments, departmental meetings, etc.).
Performs other duties and responsibilities as required.
Prepare to become NIMS certified in four basic areas.
Preventative maintenance of all equipment in labs.
The Instructor is also responsible for continuous improvement of the department, teaching techniques and development of sustainability/green concepts into the curriculum.
Qualifications:
Minimum: AAS degree in Occupational Education, Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechanical Engineering Technology or related field of study or a two year diploma/certificate in Machining. Five years of work experience in the field. Experience in CNC mill and lathe setup on multiple types of controls and operation. Proficient with CAD/CAM and solid modeling, CNC turning and machining centers, including CNC G-codes and M-codes, Cartesian Coordinate system, selection of CNC tooling, calculating proper feeds, speeds, and depths of cut is critical, along with excellent customer service skills.
Excellent oral and written communication skills. Microsoft Office proficient.
Maximum: BS or MS degree in Occupational Education, Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechanical Engineering Technology or related field of study with 10 years work experience in the field. Experience with wire EDM, CMM and injection molding. MasterCam/FeatureCam proficient. Community College teaching experience highly desired. Experience developing a curriculum is preferred. Online training with ToolingU or similar is preferred. The capability of performing tool offsets, tool pre-setting, work shift reference and general maintenance specific to CNC machinery is a plus. Lean manufacturing experience is preferred.
Salary Range:
$34,819 $47,880/ 9 month contract
Proposed Hiring Date:
August 11, 2014
Application Deadline:
June 20, 2014 - 4:00pm Must submit a Haywood Community College application for consideration.
More Info:
Full-time; 9 month position; Exempt. Position filled pending budget approval.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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