Precision CNC Turning & Milling Machinist

Step into a day running high-precision parts

You arrive, review the work queue, and make sure every work order has the correct, current router attached. You verify counts, apply required stamps/signatures, and confirm labeling is spot on. As the first job spins up, you watch and listen—ready to catch a hint of out-of-tolerance machining before it becomes scrap. Between cycles, you record job data in the ERP system and perform in-process checks, notifying supervision immediately if anything looks off.

Throughout the shift, you keep machines, tooling, and your area clean and production-ready while helping the Lead as needed.

What you’ll do Follow shop control practices: complete updates, signatures, stamps, quantities, labeling, and non-conformance actions.

Ensure an accurate router accompanies every work order from start to finish.

Inspect and measure parts, perform in-process inspections, and promptly elevate discrepancies to supervision.

Start, observe, and monitor machine operation to detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance conditions; alert the Lead or Supervisor to any job or machine issue.

Consistently meet standard times; communicate early when a task may not hit its target.

Maintain machines, tooling, parts, and work area in optimal production condition.

Champion company procedures and best machine practices at all times.

Comply with environmental, health, and safety regulations, company policies, and safe work practices.

Assist the Lead as needed and perform additional related duties as assigned.

What you bring2–4 years of hands-on experience operating CNC lathes or mills.

Comfort entering and maintaining job data in an ERP system.

Core proficienciesGD&TTroubleshooting SkillsITAR ComplianceCNC Machine Setup & Changeover Machine Setups for Production Runs Blueprint Reading Machines & technologies you’ll useCNC Mill (3–4 axis VMC) — Fanuc, Mazak, Haas, Okuma, MakinoCNC lathes as assigned