CNC Machine Operator / Machinist

Scot Forge•Clinton, WI

3d•Onsite

About The Position

CNC Machine Operator – 2nd Shift Monday – Friday | 4:30 PM – 5:00 AM Why Scot Forge? Join a 100% employee-owned company where your work matters. We make precision-forged parts for industries around the world—from NASA’s Mars Rover to nuclear submarines and massive mining equipment. Your Role: You’ll take ownership of progressive machining operations, working independently while focusing on accurate and efficient machine setup. You’ll tackle machining challenges, contribute to continuous process improvements, and play an integral role in delivering top-quality parts. This is more than just a job—it’s an opportunity to enhance your skills, grow your career, and thrive in a collaborative, team-oriented environment.

Requirements

The ideal candidate will have an impressive attendance record and ability to work well in a collaborative environment.
High school diploma or GED
Basic math and Blueprint reading
Must be authorized to work anywhere in the U.S. without sponsorship.
Basic computer skills

Nice To Haves

Prior machining experience (a plus)

Responsibilities

Plan or verify operation to be performed and material to be used.
Set up all tooling with appropriate stops, clamps, and fixtures.
Set up and operate CNC, lathe &/or vertical machine tools to make parts per engineering specifications.
Load material into machine utilizing overhead crane and secure to ensure safe machining on forgings that can exceed 100,000lbs using various lifting apparatus.
Calculate chain and strap adjustments to ensure the safe lifting and transporting of parts.
Monitor run to ensure parts are being produced to specification.
Use measuring devices and blueprints/engineering drawings to inspect parts for tolerance.
Visually inspect surface for appearance and non-conformities which may require repair.
Complete the required documentation and reports at the completion of the job.
Critically evaluate and contribute to improving the manufacturing process.
Maintain proper coolant ratios and levels and perform routine maintenance
Deburr parts when necessary
Ability to run more than one machine maintaining run times as required
Provide guidance or training for less skilled machinists.