CNC Machinist IV - 3rd Shift

Cummins•Fletcher, NC

18h•Onsite

About The Position

Cummins Inc. is hiring a CNC Machinist IV for its manufacturing facility in Fletcher, North Carolina. The role works with relevant functions to analyze, design, and manufacture complex components using machine-tool equipment. The machinist must understand safe work practices around industrial equipment, electricity, and other energy sources, serve as a formal resource coordinating others, and adapt effectively to changes in the manufacturing environment. The position is responsible for the safe setup, operation, inspection, and operator maintenance of machining work centers in the Carrier Components department. This includes integrated production cells, automatic gauging, robotic auto-load and unload systems, and CNC equipment. The machinist produces components that meet or exceed Cummins design engineering specifications while meeting productivity, cost, and delivery targets. Duties include changeovers and setups, recognizing machining issues, making machine and process adjustments, problem solving, supporting training, and identifying improvement opportunities for robots and machines. The role also supports the Cummins Production System by performing production activities according to its standards.

Requirements

High school diploma, certificate of completion of secondary education, or equivalent experience that meets applicable regulations.
Significant work experience and in-depth knowledge obtained through specialized training and relevant experience.
Strong knowledge of safety fundamentals and controls.
Understanding of manufacturing processes, tools, and fixture design.
Ability to work collaboratively, communicate effectively with different audiences, and share knowledge.
Ability to make timely, informed decisions that balance quality, safety, and efficiency.
Ability to stay focused and meet goals amid challenges or shifting priorities.
Ability to analyze and simplify complex information to solve problems in fast-paced or high-volume environments.
Commitment to continuous learning and improvement.
Ability to work safely with industrial equipment, electricity, and other energy sources.

Responsibilities

Set up, operate, inspect, and perform operator maintenance on machining work centers, integrated production cells, automatic gauging systems, robotic loading and unloading systems, and CNC equipment.
Manufacture complex components that meet or exceed design engineering specifications and productivity, cost, and delivery targets.
Perform changeovers and setups, identify machining issues, and make machine or process adjustments as needed.
Identify and report hazards, use appropriate personal protective equipment, and promote safe work practices and accountability.
Recognize and minimize the environmental impacts of work.
Maintain high-quality standards and craftsmanship to support product reliability and customer satisfaction.
Provide feedback and participate in equipment failure analysis, preventive maintenance, and continuous improvement efforts.
Coordinate with others and serve as a resource for less experienced colleagues, including supporting training.
Collaborate across functions to identify production constraints, schedule maintenance, and implement solutions.
Participate in TPM initiatives and training to improve safety, quality, workflow, and manufacturing processes.
Support the Cummins Production System by carrying out production activities to its standards.