Manual & CNC Production Machining Technician

Location: St. Louis

Build precision. Shape outcomes.

Join a team focused on making precision metal components right the first time. You’ll combine solid setups, consistent inspections, and thoughtful problem-solving to keep parts flowing and customers happy. Your work may span CNC mills, lathes, and—based on shop demand—presses, brakes, or other fabrication equipment.

Impact you’ll make Transform engineering drawings into accurate parts through robust setups and expert operation

Safeguard quality with meticulous first-piece and in-process inspections

Eliminate downtime by troubleshooting and correcting issues quickly

Keep machines reliable through daily care and clear documentation

Core responsibilities

Set up and operate CNC and/or manual machines to meet specification

Read/interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, setup sheets, and work orders

Select and install tooling, fixtures, and work holding

Load programs, adjust tool/work offsets, and monitor machine performance

Conduct secondary operations: deburring, drilling, tapping, minor finishing

Perform first-article and in-process inspections using calipers, micrometers, indicators, and squares

Make minor program edits or mechanical adjustments when required

Troubleshoot machining and setup issues to minimize scrap and delays

Maintain accurate production and quality records

Complete basic maintenance tasks: cleaning, oiling, and tool changes

Comply with all safety, quality, and housekeeping standards

Capabilities required

Experience with CNC and/or fabrication machinery (mills, lathes, presses, brakes, etc.)Ability to interpret technical drawings and follow work instructions

Proficient with precision measuring instruments and inspection techniques

Knowledge of machining processes, tolerances, and material behavior

Strong attention to detail and quality focus

Ability to work both independently and within a team Preferred experienceCNC setup proficiency and offset adjustments

Familiarity with G-code or conversational controls (e.g., Mazatrol)
CAD/CAM or CNC programming software experience

Multi-axis machining exposure

Lean manufacturing or continuous improvement participation

Ability to provide personal hand tools if required by the shop Physical demands & environment

Manufacturing setting with machinery, shop materials, and typical noise

Standing, walking, bending, and reaching throughout the shift

Capability to lift 40–50 lbs as needed

Use of PPE as required

Employment basics

Full-time, onsite position

Shift availability may include day or night shift

Compensation and title commensurate with experience
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