CNC Machinist II​/CNC Mill Machinist

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Full Time Theodore, AL, US

6 days ago Requisition

Salary Range: $28.00 To $35.00 Hourly

CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Job Title: CNC Machinist II//CNC Mill Machinist

Reports To: CNC Machine Lead

Location:
Theodore, Alabama

Pay Rate: $28.00 to $35.00

ABOUT FRONTIER TECHNOLOGIES:

With two locations in Brewton, AL and Theodore, AL, Frontier Technologies specialize in Energy, Services, Engineering, and Logistics providing quality components and services to our customers that encompass fabrications, assemblies, subtractive manufacturing and the rework, repair, or refurbishment of a wide range of A-C Components items including in-house testing and engineering evaluations. Frontier Technologies is now part of Gexpro Services, a world-class Supply Chain Services outsource provider, specializing in developing and managing production inventory management programs.

• Competitive compensation
• Company Paid Life and AD&D Insurance
• Short Term and Long-Term Disability
• Various Medical, dental, vision plans to best suit your needs
• Flexible Spending Accounts and Health Savings Accounts
• Voluntary benefits that include critical illness, hospital indemnity, accident, discounts on pet, home and car insurance
• Employee assistance program and Health wellness programs
• 401(k) immediately with a competitive match
• Several paid holidays and paid time off that includes personal, sick and vacation time.

CNC Machinist II Overview

The CNC Machinist II / CNC Mill Machinist is responsible for independently setting up and operating CNC milling machines to produce precision metal components from common and exotic materials. This experienced machinist will interpret complex blueprints, work orders, and technical specifications; select appropriate tooling and work holding; establish machine offsets; and make necessary program, speed, and feed adjustments to achieve required dimensions, tolerances, and surface finishes.

The CNC Mill Machinist will monitor machining operations, inspect parts throughout the production process, troubleshoot machining issues, and make corrections to maintain quality and productivity. This position requires hands-on experience with CNC mills, precision measuring instruments, cutting tools, fixtures, and established CNC programs. The CNC Mill Machinist is expected to work safely and independently while meeting daily quality, production, and schedule requirements.

The position reports to the CNC Machine Lead.

CNC Machinist II General Responsibilities

• Set up and operate CNC milling machines independently to produce precision metal parts according to work orders, blueprints, and customer specifications.
• Read and interpret complex blueprints, engineering drawings, machining instructions, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing requirements.
• Plan machining operations and determine the proper sequence, tooling, and fixtures required to complete each job.
• Install and align fixtures, vises, attachments, cutting tools, and raw materials to prepare CNC mills for production.
• Select appropriate cutting tools, inserts, speeds, feeds, and machining parameters based on the material and job specifications.
• Load, position, and secure raw materials and work pieces to ensure proper alignment and safe machining.
• Load, review, and execute established CNC programs and make necessary edits to offsets, speeds, feeds, and G-code at the machine control.
• Perform first-piece, in-process, and final inspections to verify that parts meet dimensional, tolerance, and surface-finish requirements.
• Use precision measuring instruments, including micrometers, calipers, height gauges, bore gauges, indicators, and other inspection equipment.
• Monitor CNC milling operations and make adjustments as needed to maintain part quality, reduce cycle times, and prevent tool or material damage.
• Identify and troubleshoot issues involving tooling, machine setup, programs, part dimensions, surface finish, and tool wear.
• Replace worn or damaged cutting tools and inserts and make the necessary offset adjustments to maintain specifications.
• Machine parts from common and exotic metals while accounting for material properties and their effects on speeds, feeds, tooling, and part quality.
• Inspect equipment, materials, and finished products for defects, damage, or conditions that could affect safety or quality.
• Complete inspection records, job…