CNC Cell Operator I — Inspection-Focused

Schedule: Full-Time | 1st & 2nd Shift

Compensation: $ to $20.00

Term: Sep 21, 2026 to Sep 21, 2027 (366 Days) (12 months)

Your mission

Help transform die cast components into precision parts. You’ll operate CNC machining centers for secondary machining, verify quality with straightforward tools, and keep production flowing safely and cleanly.

Core responsibilities

1. Load and unload parts into CNC machines for secondary processing of die cast components
2. Start cycles and watch for alarms or obvious process issues
3. Conduct basic inspections using go/no-go gauges and simple measuring tools as trained
4. Visually check parts for defects, damage, or clear nonconformities
5. Follow job travelers, inspection plans, and written work instructions precisely
6. Maintain a clean, orderly workstation aligned to safety and 5S practices
7. Protect parts from damage and prevent mix-ups through careful handling
8. Log production counts and inspection results without errors
9. Report abnormalities to a Machinist II/III, lead, or supervisor quickly
10. Engage in training; show initiative to grow machining skills

Readiness checklist

• Operate machines safely after training and follow all safety rules
• Use basic controls confidently: start, stop, cycle hold, emergency stop
• Perform repetitive tasks consistently and accurately
• Apply simple measuring tools and understand pass/fail criteria
• Identify obvious quality issues and escalate promptly

Not in scope for this role

• Machine setup or tooling changes
• Offset adjustments or CNC program modifications
• Complex blueprint or GD&T interpretation
• Independent troubleshooting of machining/process problems

Background and skills

Education: Accredited HSD/GED

Experience (Level 1): 0–2 years total

• Entry level: 0–1 year; CNC machining training, trade school, or apprenticeship welcomed
• Typical requirement: Approximately 1–2 years of CNC machining experience

Proficiency: CNC Tooling