Temporary Second Shift CNC Laser Operator

Kirby Corporation•Oklahoma City, OK

2d•Onsite

About The Position

UE Manufacturing is hiring a temporary Second Shift CNC Laser Operator in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The operator uses a CNC laser (burn table), press brake, and tubing benders to cut, press, sculpt, and finish metal. The position includes a shift differential for second-shift work. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 4:00 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. The role requires operating and monitoring machinery, interpreting technical drawings and job orders, preparing materials, checking machine output, inspecting finished products, and maintaining equipment. The operator also supports safety, quality, teamwork, and training of new operators.

Requirements

Proficient knowledge of electronics, machine tools, and metal fabrication shop work.
Excellent reading comprehension and math skills, including algebra, trigonometry, and physics.
Ability to continue learning new techniques and programs as they emerge.
Strong understanding of safety procedures.
Ability to use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
High school diploma, GED, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Demonstrated accuracy, thoroughness, and attention to detail.
Professionalism, integrity, high moral standards, and personal accountability.
Dependability and consistent, punctual attendance.
Adaptability in response to change, delays, or unexpected events.
Ability to support team success through communication, prioritization, and planning.
Ability to follow organizational policies and procedures.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree in CNC programming, a computer-related field, or a mechanical field.
CNC certification from an accredited technical school.

Responsibilities

Produce machined parts by operating a CNC machine or burn table.
Review and understand 3D CAD blueprints, mechanical drawings, and job orders to identify task specifications and desired results.
Prepare and load raw materials and parts onto machines.
Prepare a test run to verify that machines produce output according to specifications.
Set machines to complete full cycles for fabricating large quantities of parts.
Supervise machines during operation and make adjustments as needed to improve results.
Inspect and measure finished products and compare them with requirements.
Check and maintain machinery daily to ensure it functions properly.
Provide training to new operators as necessary.
Maintain a strong personal commitment to the safety culture.
Perform other duties as assigned.