wood router operator

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Description

Wood router operators work with industrial routers to cut wood into the desired shape. Routers have a routing head that moves over the wood, going up and down to regulate the depth of the incision. Contemporary industrial wood routers usually are computer controlled for extremely fine and consistent results.

Hierarchy

8 · Plant and machine operators and assemblers → 81 · Stationary plant and machine operators → 817 · Wood processing and papermaking plant operators → 8172 · Wood processing plant operators

Related skills

adjust cut sizes (essential · skill/competence)
create cutting plan (essential · skill/competence)
cutting technologies (essential · knowledge)
dispose of cutting waste material (essential · skill/competence)
ensure equipment availability (essential · skill/competence)
manipulate wood (essential · skill/competence)
operate wood router (essential · skill/competence)
perform test run (essential · skill/competence)
remove inadequate workpieces (essential · skill/competence)
remove processed workpiece (essential · skill/competence)
replace sawing blade on machine (essential · skill/competence)
sawing techniques (essential · knowledge)
set up the controller of a machine (essential · skill/competence)
supply machine (essential · skill/competence)
troubleshoot (essential · skill/competence)
types of sawing blades (essential · knowledge)
types of wood (essential · knowledge)
wear appropriate protective gear (essential · skill/competence)
wood cuts (essential · knowledge)
woodworking processes (essential · knowledge)
work safely with machines (essential · skill/competence)
advise on machinery malfunctions (optional · skill/competence)
check quality of raw materials (optional · skill/competence)
consult technical resources (optional · skill/competence)
first aid (optional · knowledge)
identify hazards in the workplace (optional · skill/competence)
inspect quality of products (optional · skill/competence)
keep records of work progress (optional · skill/competence)
maintain router machinery (optional · skill/competence)
manufacturing of daily use goods (optional · knowledge)
manufacturing of furniture (optional · knowledge)
manufacturing of sports equipment (optional · knowledge)
measure parts of manufactured products (optional · skill/competence)
mechanical systems (optional · knowledge)
monitor automated machines (optional · skill/competence)
monitor stock level (optional · skill/competence)
pack goods (optional · skill/competence)
prepare wood production reports (optional · skill/competence)
program a CNC controller (optional · skill/competence)
read standard blueprints (optional · skill/competence)
record production data for quality control (optional · skill/competence)
repair router machinery (optional · skill/competence)
report defective manufacturing materials (optional · skill/competence)
supply machine with appropriate tools (optional · skill/competence)
types of drill bits (optional · knowledge)
woodworking tools (optional · knowledge)

Details

Base · occupation_urihttp://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/d63b95e6-cf44-479e-bea2-e93498d171d0

Base · occupation_code8172.5.5

Base · is_in_filter1

Base · is_ancestor0

Base · is_featured1

Translation · preferred_labelwood router operator

Translation · alt_labelswood carving machine operative
CNC wood routing machine operator
wood carving machine technician
wood routing machine operator
wood router technician
CNC wood router operative
CNC wood routing machine operative
wood routing machine tender
CNC wood router operator
wood router
wood routing machine setter
CNC wood router setter
wood routing machine operative
CNC wood routing machine setter
wood carving machine specialist
wood carving machine operator
CNC wood routing machine tender
wood carving machine tender
wood router specialist
wood carving machine setter

Translation · descriptionWood router operators work with industrial routers to cut wood into the desired shape. Routers have a routing head that moves over the wood, going up and down to regulate the depth of the incision. Contemporary industrial wood routers usually are computer controlled for extremely fine and consistent results.