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CNC Machinist - Night Shift
Job in
Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, 67232, USA
Listed on 2026-09-02
Listing for:
Sons Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Full Time
position Listed on 2026-09-02
Job specializations:
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Manufacturing / Production
Production QC/QA, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Machine Operator, Quality Engineering
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Job Details
Level: Experienced
Job Location:
Plant 4 - York St., Corporate Headquarters
- Wichita, KS 67215
Position Type:
Full Time
Education Level: High School
Salary Range: $18.00 - $35.00 Hourly
Travel Percentage:
None
Job Shift: Night
Job Category:
Manufacturing
Monday
- Friday 4:00 pm to 2:00 am with opportunities for overtime
- Operate CNC machine or multiple CNC and manual machines in a machine cell for the purpose of meeting production requirements while maintaining a safe and productive environment.
- Assist in or completes set‑ups or change overs per instructions from others. Monitors machine operation and production processes for the purpose of identifying tool wear, correct machine operation, part quality, and part production quantity and makes offset adjustments, CNC program adjustments and documents such, and/or tooling and insert changes as required to maintain maximum part quality and consistent production quantity.
- Inspect parts being produced mechanically and visually by using a variety of precision measuring instruments such as micrometers, calipers, height gages, gage pins, thread gages, various other gages, coordinate measurement machines (CMM) and produces SPC (statistical process control) information and PV (process verification) as required, according to procedures or instructions from Set‑Up Operators, Engineer, or Supervisor for the purpose of meeting blueprint, work order, engineering, or customer specifications.
- Complete time ticket for data entry for the purpose of maintaining traceability, company system accuracy and cost accounting accuracy if required by supervision or engineering.
- Complete non‑conforming tags per procedure instructions when necessary for the purpose of maintaining segregation of non‑conforming product and assuring product quality to customers.
- Box, package, protect and identify and maintain product identification, as produced for the purpose of maintaining part quality and traceability.
- Deburr parts produced as time allows or as instructed by supervision for the purpose of utilizing cycle times for maximum efficiency of operation.
- Attend shift meetings, training classes, company meetings as requested for the purpose of understanding company, quality, manufacturing, and safety policies and procedures and/or other essential job information.
- Read work orders, blueprints, drawings, manuals and specifications. Follow directions, load and unload production material, interact with CNC or manual machine controls, interact with Set‑Up personnel, supervision, engineering and quality personnel.
- Change tooling, fixtures, programs, chuck jaws, etc. Visually inspect production parts, listen to machine sounds for operation correctness, monitor part finishes to identify tool wear or breakage or other machine or process characteristics, adjust process of offsets as allowed by supervision or engineering.
- Train and understand inspection procedures, instrument types and use, use of SPC system, utilize basic shop math including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division. Understand basic machine shop theory as it relates to materials, finishes, and geometric tolerances.
- Calculate time, identify work order details, complete time tickets and forward to supervision.
- Complete hard copies of non‑conforming tags with proper information per procedure, using quality procedure when dealing with non‑conforming product.
- Locate part container , calculate, count, part identify, complete documents such as part , count sheets or other company and quality system forms as required.
- Part cleaning by using air, oils, cleaners, and part preservation by packaging, boxing, stacking, layering, and/or wrapping.
- Operate belt sanders, drill presses, die grinders and deburr knives as required to complete parts.
- Attend classroom and/or group setting, participation in problem solving, verbalize information as it relates to job task or part quality.
- Aptitude for occasionally applying shop math and geometry, required.
- Problem solving, required.
- Aptitude for reading blueprints, required.
- Aptitude for machine shop theory, required.
- Aptitude for utilization of a…
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