CNC Machinist

Laborup•Rochester, NY

1d•$25 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

We’re hiring experienced CNC Machinists to join a stable, growing manufacturing team. You’ll work in a state-of-the-art, exceptionally clean facility with a wide range of advanced CNC equipment, including multi-axis machining centers, mill-turn lathes, Swiss lathes, and 5-axis machines. This role is focused on operating CNC equipment, maintaining production, inspecting your own parts, making offsets and tool changes, and ensuring consistent quality. The facility offers exposure to equipment from Nakamura-Tome, Citizen, Mori Seiki/DMG Mori, Okuma, Matsuura, Haas, and other leading CNC platforms, creating plenty of opportunity to expand your skills over time.

Requirements

3+ years of CNC machining or machine operation experience within turning, milling, Swiss, or mill-turn environments.
Comfortable operating CNC equipment, loading/unloading parts or material, starting cycles, monitoring machine performance, and keeping production moving.
Able to inspect parts using micrometers, calipers, gauges, and other standard inspection equipment.
Ability to read blueprints, understand dimensions and tolerances, and verify parts meet specifications.
Comfortable making basic tool offset adjustments, replacing worn tooling, and responding to common machine or part-quality issues.
Experience producing precision-machined components and maintaining consistent quality throughout a production run.
Reliable, safety-conscious, and able to work independently while supporting production goals and overtime needs.

Nice To Haves

Experience performing basic or complete CNC setups is a plus, but not required for every position.
Experience with multi-axis, mill-turn, Swiss, or 5-axis equipment.
Experience machining tight-tolerance or complex components.
Experience working with exotic metals or other difficult-to-machine materials.
Technical/trade school machining education is a plus.

Responsibilities

Operate CNC Equipment: Run CNC turning, milling, Swiss, and/or mill-turn equipment while maintaining safe and consistent production.
Production Monitoring: Monitor machines throughout production runs, checking tooling, machine performance, cycle consistency, and finished-part quality.
Part Inspection: Perform first-piece and in-process inspections using micrometers, calipers, gauges, and other standard measuring equipment.
Offsets & Adjustments: Make tool and wear offset adjustments as needed to maintain dimensions and keep parts within tolerance.
Tool Changes: Identify worn or damaged tooling, replace tools as necessary, and verify the machine continues producing acceptable parts.
Blueprint Interpretation: Read blueprints, job travelers, and work instructions to understand dimensions, tolerances, and quality requirements.
Troubleshooting: Recognize common machining or quality issues and make appropriate adjustments or escalate more complex problems to setup, programming, or engineering personnel.
Production Documentation: Complete required inspection, production, and job documentation accurately.
Machine Care: Perform routine machine checks and basic preventative maintenance while maintaining a clean and organized work area.
Safety & Teamwork: Follow all safety and manufacturing procedures and work closely with setup machinists, programmers, quality, and production leadership.