CNC Machinist - DIRECT HIRE

Adecco is hiring a CNC Machinist in Richmond, RI!

Job Title: CNC Machinist
Location: Richmond, RI
Location Type: On-Site
Pay: 55k-70k DIRECT HIRE

Position Details:

Operating CNC Mills and Lathes - should have prior CNC set up and operation experience and ability to use calipers 1st shift M-F
Candidates will be responsible for operating CNC Mill and Lathe machinery to produce precision parts according to SOP’s and blueprints. This role involves ensuring high-quality production while adhering to safety and efficiency standards.

Responsibilities:

• Operate CNC machines including loading and unloading materials, installing tools, and configuring machine parameters.

• Verify dimensions and tolerances of machined parts using measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges.

• Make necessary adjustments to machines and processes to correct defects and maintain high-quality output.

• Maintain accurate records of production runs, including materials used, machine settings, and any issues encountered.

• Report any significant deviations or defects to the supervisor and suggest improvements.

• Contribute to process improvement initiatives to increase efficiency and reduce waste.

• Continuous improvement highly encouraged

  Qualifications:

• HS diploma or equivalent (technical certification or vocational training in CNC machining is preferred)

• Experience as a CNC Operator/machinist preferably with a focus on mills and lathes

• Experience with CNC set-up and software is a plus not required.

• Ability to read and work from blueprints/engineering drawings/SOP’s

• Familiarity with measurement tools and quality control techniques

• Basic computer skills for programming and machine control

• Willing to train candidate that show initiative

If you are interested in the position, please apply to the link!

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