CNC Machinist
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Manufacturing / Production
Machine Operator, CNC Machinist, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations
CNC Machinist
- Day Shift!
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CNC Machinist – 1st Shift 8:00am - 4:30pm Monday
- Friday
Pay based on experience - up to $35/hr!!
Job Summary We are looking for a
strong, hands-on CNC Machinist
who knows what they can do and can back it up. This is an
all-around machining position
for someone who understands CNC equipment, can perform setups and touch-offs, troubleshoot machines, and help keep production moving. We need someone with
real machining experience, solid mechanical aptitude, decent math skills, and the ability to work independently
.
What You'll Do
- Set up and operate CNC mills and lathes
- Perform
tool touch-offs and offsets - Load and verify tooling
- Check machines to ensure they are running correctly
- Perform setups and make adjustments as needed
- Monitor production and keep jobs moving
- Troubleshoot basic machining and equipment issues
- Verify parts and tooling are running correctly
- Help with machine controls and understand the overall production flow
- Assist with programming as capabilities allow
- Work with a CAD-based programming system
- Support multiple machines and machining processes as needed
Equipment The shop includes a variety of CNC equipment:
- CNC Mills:Primarily 3-axis
- CNC Lathes:Standard 2-axis machines make up approximately 75% of the lathes
- Approximately 25% are more advanced machines with sub-spindles
- Six machines have automated M-code-driven operations that largely run on their own and require periodic monitoring/checking
Required Skills
Must have genuine CNC machining experience. We're looking for someone who can confidently perform at least:
- CNC machine setups
- Tool loading
- Tool touch-offs
- Offsets
- Machine adjustments
- Production monitoring
- Basic troubleshooting
- Reading and understanding machining requirements
- Working with machine controls
Programming experience is a plus
, but full programming capability is not required if the candidate is strong with setups, touch-offs, offsets, and machine operation.
Math & Mechanical Aptitude You don't need to be a mathematician, but you
do need to have decent basic math skills
and be able to apply them to machining. We're looking for someone with:
- Basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills
- Ability to understand measurements and dimensions
- Mechanical aptitude
- Good attention to detail
- Some education or training that translates into practical knowledge
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