CAM Programmer

Job Details

• Location:
  
  5201 Transport Blvd, Columbus, GA, 31907, United States
• Employee Type:
  Non-Exempt
• Required Degree:
  High school
• Manage Others:
  No
• Minimum Experience:
  
  4 Years

A CAM Programmer is a highly skilled individual who programs, sets up, and operates computer numerically controlled machines to produce precision parts and components, often with a focus on managing, operating, and maintaining robots and automated systems. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in machining, an eye for quality, and a commitment to safety and continuous improvement.

• High school diploma or GED required or Technical Certification or Associate Degree in machining or a related field (Preferred)
• Minimum 4 years of experience operating CNC machines in a manufacturing environment.
• Proficient in reading blueprints and using measuring tools.
• Forklift experience is a must.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work.
• Basic math and computer skills.

• Review and execute the daily manufacturing schedule.
• Set up and adjust the profile line and associated machinery based on production specifications (e.g., shelves, trays, reinforcements).
• Call up and run programs according to work orders; create new programs when necessary.
• Monitor production processes and make real-time adjustments to optimize quality and efficiency.
• Enter production and stock movement data into the management system.

• Inspect parts for quality, appearance, and mechanical strength; make necessary adjustments.
• Perform routine lubrication, cleaning, and minor maintenance (e.g., replacing electrodes, resetting machine axes).
• Conduct self-maintenance tasks and uphold a clean, organized work environment.

• Operate forklifts to supply raw materials (blanks, coils) and remove finished goods.
• Manage inventory movement and storage according to warehouse standards.
• Track material usage and support proper waste sorting and recycling practices.

• Diagnose and resolve machine malfunctions and breakdowns.
• Collaborate with maintenance teams for repairs and planned interventions.
• Replace defective parts and ensure availability of critical spare components.
• Record equipment stoppages and technical issues in maintenance software.