CNC Machinist

Laborup•Greenback, TN

4h•$24 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a CNC Machinist to manufacture precision parts and components that support a diverse portfolio of engineered products. In this role, you’ll run CNC milling and turning equipment (with some manual machining and bench work as needed), execute setups and changeovers, and hold tight tolerances through disciplined process control and in-process inspection. This is a hands-on shop-floor role for someone who takes pride in craftsmanship, works safely, and consistently delivers quality output with minimal supervision. You’ll contribute to a clean, organized, and continuously improving manufacturing environment, partnering with leads and teammates to troubleshoot issues, protect uptime, and hit production schedules.

Requirements

5+ years of CNC machining experience in a manufacturing environment

Nice To Haves

Technical degree, apprenticeship, or machining certification
CNC programming experience (Mazak Mazatrol strongly preferred)
Safety-First Operator – You consistently follow safety protocols and use PPE correctly, setting the standard for those around you.
Process-Disciplined Machinist – You run to standard work, control variation, and take pride in repeatable quality and clean documentation.
Hands-On Problem Solver – You troubleshoot issues with urgency and clarity, escalating when appropriate and protecting schedule and quality.
Team-Oriented Builder – You communicate well across shifts, support continuous improvement, and contribute positively to shop culture.

Responsibilities

Run CNC Equipment to Standard – Operate and monitor CNC mills and lathes with minimal supervision, executing jobs in alignment with standard work, safety requirements, and quality expectations.
Perform Machine Setups & Changeovers – Prepare machines, load tools/fixtures, and complete timely setups and changeovers while maintaining process stability and production flow.
Machine and Modify Components – Use manual machines and bench tools (hand/power/pneumatic) to modify parts and assemblies to meet print and specification requirements.
Execute In-Process Inspection – Perform required quality checks, document measurements, and verify conformance using appropriate measuring tools and inspection methods.
Troubleshoot and Escalate Issues – Identify machining or quality problems early, take first-pass troubleshooting actions, and promptly communicate issues to the machining lead.
Maintain Tooling and Equipment Readiness – Oversee and care for tooling, gauges, measuring devices, and equipment to ensure reliable performance and repeatable results.
Support Preventive Maintenance – Complete required PM tasks and protocols for assigned machines and areas to protect uptime, accuracy, and safety.
Practice 5S and Workplace Organization – Maintain clean, organized workstations and follow 5S expectations to ensure a safe, efficient work environment.
Complete Production Documentation – Accurately complete production paperwork and required system data entry to support traceability, scheduling, and performance tracking.
Communicate Across Shifts – Participate in shift handoffs, meetings, and daily updates to ensure alignment on priorities, issues, and progress.
Contribute to Continuous Improvement – Support Lean initiatives and continuous improvement efforts focused on quality, throughput, waste reduction, and process reliability.
Model Professional Shop Behavior – Demonstrate safe, team-oriented behaviors that strengthen culture, accountability, and operational excellence.