CNC Machinist II

Zetec•Snoqualmie, WA

About The Position

Performs a variety of machining operations on existing parts of intermediate to complex nature, including milling, drilling, and lathe work. The role performs basic setup and operation of conventional lathes, mills, mill-turn machines, and/or CNC lathes; checks dimensions against prescribed tolerances; and machines or modifies work-holding fixtures and tooling. The machinist provides input on operation sequences, setup methods, and machine-tool programming, and applies knowledge of the working qualities of materials such as plastics, stainless steel, aluminum, and titanium. The position may include general assembly, weekly cycle counts, training Level I machinists as directed, and assisting advanced machinists as directed. The employee reports discrepancies and offers constructive suggestions to improve production efficiency, profitability, or safety, while following company safety policies and quality assurance requirements. Overtime may be required, along with other duties in support of the department and company. This role has no direct supervisory responsibilities. Work is performed around production machinery, with possible exposure to fumes from acetone, coolants, solvents, and oils, and moderate noise from machines and power tools. Safety glasses or eye protection and closed-toe/heel shoes are required; hearing and hand protection are advised. Physical demands include standing for up to 10 hours with standard rest and meal periods, repetitive motions, and lifting or carrying up to 40 pounds. Travel is 0%.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
At least 3 years of machining experience in a manufacturing environment, including operating CNC and/or conventional machine tools.
Experience using precision measuring instruments, including micrometers, calipers, indicators, gauges, and other inspection equipment.
Ability to interpret engineering models, drawings, specifications, and written work instructions.
Ability to read and comprehend manuals, work instructions, and SDS sheets common to a machining or production environment.
Strong aptitude for intermediate math and measurement calculations, and ability to apply measuring tools to complete parts.
Ability to work independently, prioritize tasks, and establish routines.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated experience performing machine setups, selecting and using appropriate tooling, and producing parts from engineering drawings and specifications.
Basic computer skills, such as Windows and Microsoft Office.
Demonstrated ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, tolerances, and basic GD&T.
Technical certificate, apprenticeship, or other formal training in machining, CNC technology, manufacturing technology, or a related discipline.
Familiarity with Fanuc, Okuma IGF, One Touch/OSP, or similar CNC controls.
CAM software experience, including Mastercam or similar software.
Experience machining a variety of materials, including stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and engineered plastics.

Responsibilities

Perform basic setup and operation of new and existing products using conventional lathes, mills, mill-turn machines, and/or CNC lathes.
Interpret common GD&T symbols and requirements and check that work dimensions meet prescribed tolerances using measuring devices.
Machine or modify work-holding fixtures and tooling.
Provide input on operation sequences, setup methods, and machine-tool programming.
Report discrepancies and make constructive suggestions to improve production efficiency, profitability, or safety.
Perform general assembly functions as needed.
Assist with weekly cycle counts as needed.
Train Level I machinists and assist advanced machinists as directed.
Follow company safety policies and Quality Assurance requirements.
Perform overtime as required and other duties in support of the department and company.