Are you the go-to expert for CNC setups and offsets?

If you can read code, catch errors fast, and move confidently between lathes and vertical machining centers, this role is built for you.

What You’ll Tackle

• Read programs and identify errors before production begins.
• Set up CNC turning and milling equipment; apply tool and program offsets.
• Select workholding, secure workpieces, and load/secure cutting tools.
• Run and closely observe cutting operations to ensure stability and accuracy.
• Compare parts to blueprints using specific metric measurements per the pre-determined inspection cycle.
• Immediately alert the lead about any non-compliant parts and hold production.
• Accurately complete required quality and production control documentation.
• Repeat operations to complete job orders with precision and consistency.
• Notify the lead of any unusual machine, tooling, or workpiece conditions.
• Perform basic machine maintenance; always follow safety procedures.
• Set up and operate the CMM using existing inspection programs.
• Deburr parts thoroughly; understand and apply all aspects of deburring.
• Perform Machine Operator functions and other assigned duties as needed.

Must-Have Background

• High school diploma or GED.
• 3–5 years of related experience and/or training, or an equivalent mix of education and experience.
• Proven ability to set up and operate CNC machining centers.

Demonstrated Proficiency In

• CNC Programming
• CNC Machine Repair
• CNC Machine Installation

Equipment & Methods

• CNC Mill (3–4 axis VMC)
• CNC Lathe (2–4 axis)
• Blueprint Reading

Why You’ll Succeed

You bring sharp attention to detail, a habit of proactive communication with your lead, and a commitment to safety, maintenance, and documentation—ensuring every part meets spec and every run finishes strong.