CNC Machinist III--2nd Shift

Magnetic Technologies Corporation•Greenville, OH

7d•$35 - $37•Onsite

About The Position

A CNC Machinist III is responsible for training, setup, and operating CNC machining and grinding processes. This role involves training new employees on safe and effective equipment setup and operation, preparing idle equipment, troubleshooting machinist issues, and running production as needed.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED; technical training, trade schooling, or a machining apprenticeship is strongly preferred
3 to 5 years of CNC machining and setup experience, often including multi-axis (4- or 5-axis) machine knowledge.
Strong ability to read complex engineering blueprints, schematics, and GD&T.
Proficiency with common machine controls (such as Fanuc or Mazak) to edit programs and troubleshoot errors.
Solid background in shop math, geometry, and precision measurement tools.
Basic knowledge of company policies and procedures.
Understanding of safety, health, and environmental best practices.
Strong communication skills (written/verbal) to all levels of the organization, good listener.
Good hand-eye coordination.
Attention to details and neatness.
Mechanical aptitude.
Enjoy researching technical information.
Good communication skills.
Enjoy problem solving.
Think creatively.

Nice To Haves

Technical training, trade schooling, or a machining apprenticeship
Multi-axis (4- or 5-axis) machine knowledge
1st responder training and certification (willing to acquire if not yet certified)
Effective use of Microsoft Tools (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

Responsibilities

Support all employee training in setup and operation of CNC and manual machine tools, including grinders, as assigned by Team Leader/Supervisor.
Read and interpret blueprints, setup sheets, and work orders to determine manufacturing sequences and control settings.
Select, install, align, and secure cutting tools, attachments, and work-holding devices onto machines.
Load or select CNC programs, input tool/work offsets, and adjust feed rates and speeds.
Perform dry runs or first-article inspections using precision measurement tools like calipers, micrometers, and gauges.
Monitor initial production cycles, correct out-of-tolerance sequences, and resolve mechanical or processing issues.
Perform routine equipment cleaning, lubrication, and basic preventive maintenance while adhering to shop safety protocols.
Handoff smoothly running machines to operators and monitor initial production runs for safety and quality.
Operate CNC equipment as required.
Other duties as assigned.