CNC Machinist II

Human Resources•Cincinnati, OH

About The Position

The CNC Machinist II operates and maintains CNC machinery to produce precision parts and components. The role involves interpreting technical drawings and blueprints, setting up and adjusting machine parameters, performing routine maintenance, and troubleshooting machining issues. It requires knowledge of machining processes, materials, and quality control standards, as well as attention to detail and a commitment to a safe and efficient work environment. The machinist performs intermediate programming and setup of CNC turning and milling equipment, manufactures valve trim and bodies to critical tolerances, and works with manufacturer drawings, machine code, and internal quality procedures. The role also supports CNC Machinist I employees through mentoring or on-the-job training and requires minimal supervision.

Requirements

2–5 years of industry experience as a machinist.
Clear understanding of machining safety.
Demonstrated proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
Basic OSHA knowledge.
TWIC card, only if required.
Knowledge of applicable internal quality procedures.
Effective oral and written communication skills.
Proficiency in machining equipment, setup, and operation.
Ability to travel and a clear driving record in accordance with company driving guidelines.
Clear background check and drug/alcohol screening.
Ability to meet required physical functions, including lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds, bending, stooping, walking, climbing, operating machinery or power tools, and working in tight or confined spaces.

Nice To Haves

High school education or GED equivalent.
Machinist degree.
A 'can do' attitude and excellent customer service skills.

Responsibilities

Perform all job responsibilities and qualifications of a CNC Machinist I.
Perform intermediate programming of CNC turning and milling equipment.
Set up and operate all CNC turning and milling equipment, including precision and critical equipment.
Read and interpret intermediate machine code, including G, S, and M codes.
Machine and manufacture valve trim and bodies to critical tolerances specified by the manufacturer.
Calculate and set controls for machining factors such as speed, feed, depth, and angle of cut; program or edit as needed.
Research and locate manufacturer drawings.
Read and interpret manufacturer drawings and dimensions.
Detect and correct operating malfunctions, including broken or worn tools and offset issues.
Calibrate and certify machining equipment and tools according to internal quality procedures.
Program and machine right- and left-handed ACME, Stub ACME, SAE, and metric threads.
Program and perform 4-axis milling operations, including slotting, drilling and tapping, counter boring, and thread milling.
Support CNC Machinist I employees through mentoring and/or on-the-job training.
Use advanced measuring tools, including micrometers, depth gauges, and calipers.
Begin learning to program multiple-lead threads in right- and left-handed configurations.