Precision VMC Operator

Imagine Your Week Four days on, three days off. You’ll work Monday–Thursday on 2nd shift, running ten-hour shifts that give you a long weekend every week. You arrive to a clean, organized cell, review setup documentation and Job Instruction Manuals (JIM Books), and get your milling centers warmed up. From there, it’s all about producing repeatable, high-quality parts—safely and efficiently.

What a Shift Looks Like Run established CNC vertical machining centers following setup sheets and work instructions.

Load and unload parts, verify offsets/tool touch-offs as directed, and keep production moving at the expected rate.

Keep an eye on machine behavior, escalate tooling or equipment issues to supervision promptly, and help maintain uptime.

Check part quality in-process using calipers and micrometers; read basic blueprints to confirm critical features.

Record accurate production data in JobBOSS, complete job travelers, and finish all required quality documentation.

Collaborate closely with Set-Up Technicians, Quality, and Production Supervisors; pitch in wherever needed across the department.

Follow safe machining practices, know emergency stop procedures, and keep your station spotless and audit-ready.

Quality First Interpret basic prints and work instructions to understand features and specs.

Verify parts meet customer requirements before continuing production.

Identify, segregate, and report scrap or suspect material immediately.

Document inspections completely and accurately.

Grow With UsCCT Enterprises promotes from within. Show initiative, reliability, and a passion for learning and you can advance into CNC Set-Up Technician, Programming, Quality, Manufacturing Engineering, or Leadership roles.

Who Thrives Here People who take pride in precision and consistency.

Dependable team players who show up ready to contribute.

Detail-focused operators who own their results and seek better ways.

Learners who are eager to build new skills and solve problems.

What This Role Is Operating established CNC mills to produce quality parts safely and efficiently.

Monitoring machines, performing routine tool changes, and maintaining throughput.

Building the foundation to move into CNC Set-Up positions.

What This Role Is Not Not a programming position.

Not a full machine setup role.

Not an engineering job.

Must-Have Qualifications High school diploma or GED.At least 1 year of CNC machining experience.

Ability to read basic blueprints.

Experience using calipers and micrometers.

Basic math skills; ability to read and understand English.

Reliable transportation and dependable attendance.

Preferred Qualifications Hands-on CNC mill experience in production manufacturing.

Mechanical aptitude and familiarity with JobBOSS or similar software.

Interest in advancing to CNC Set-Up.Tools, Machines, and TechCNC Mill (3–4 axis VMC)
CNC Mill (5+ axis VMC)
Calipers and Micrometers Proficiencies That Help You Succeed Driver's License Troubleshooting Skills Tape Measure Reading Deburring Experience Manual Machining Skills Meets

Physical Requirements High School / GEDShop Math Skills Experience in a Manufacturing Environment Blueprint Reading Compensation & Benefits Competitive Pay: $19–$23 per hour (based on experience)
Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance
401(k)
Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement On-the-Job Training Schedule Full -Time2nd Shift Monday–Thursday Four 10-Hour Shifts Three-Day Weekend Every Week Physical Demands Stand up to 10 hours per shift.

Lift up to 25 pounds.

Good manual dexterity and visual acuity for small details.

Stay focused during repetitive precision work.

Additional Requirement Because CCT Enterprises holds a federal firearms license (FFL) and follows company hiring standards, candidates must not have any felony convictions or pending felony charges.

Ready to Build Your Career?

If a stable, team-focused environment with clear advancement paths sounds right for you, we’d love to talk.
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