CNC Machinist & Programmer – Lathes and Mills
CNC Machinist & Programmer – Lathes and Mills
Pay Rate: Up to $33.00/hour, depending on experience
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 6:00 AM–4:30 PM; Saturdays, 6:00 AM–12:00 PM (56 hours per week)
Employment Type: Potential temp-to-hire after 90 days
Position Summary
We are looking for a CNC Machinist/Programmer to produce precision industrial parts using CNC lathes and milling machines. The ideal candidate has CNC programming experience, can interpret machining drawings, and maintains tight tolerances in a heavy industrial shop.
Key Responsibilities
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Program, set up, and operate CNC lathes and mills using shop drawings and machining specifications.
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Read and interpret technical drawings to manufacture parts accurately.
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Use G-code and CNC controls, including Fagor, Fanuc, Haas, and Heidenhain. Experience with every control is not required.
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Machine components to precise tolerances as tight as 0.0005 inches.
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Measure and verify parts using calipers, micrometers, dial bore gauges, and other precision measuring tools.
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Maintain product quality, accuracy, and consistent machining results.
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Follow shop safety procedures and maintain a professional, reliable work ethic.
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Lift up to 50 pounds as needed and work the required schedule, including Saturdays.
Qualifications
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Experience programming and operating CNC machines.
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Familiarity with CNC lathes, mills, and G-code.
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Ability to read and interpret machining drawings and technical specifications.
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Knowledge of precision measurement tools and tight-tolerance machining.
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Strong attention to detail, reliability, and commitment to workplace safety.
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Ability to work in a heavy industrial manufacturing environment and meet the required schedule.
Skills
As published by lever · 9 questions · 7 written answers
Basics
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- Are you legally authorized to work in the United States?
- Will you now or in the future require employer sponsorship for employment authorization?
Written answers (7)
- Can you describe your experience programming and operating CNC machines?
- Tell me about a situation where a part didn’t come out as expected. How did you identify and fix the issue?
- How do you ensure your parts consistently meet tight tolerances and quality standards?
- Describe your approach to working in a heavy industrial environment with long shifts. How do you stay focused and safe?
- When is your availability to start?
- Please provide your city, state and zip code
- Please provide your phone number and active email address