CNC Machinist - First Shift

Ushers / Aalberts surface technologies-machining solutions•Greenville, SC

138d•Onsite

About The Position

Now Hiring: CNC Machinist (First Shift) 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM | Monday-Thursday OR Tuesday-Friday Four 10’s = Solid Work/Life Balance! (Overtime available on your off days!) Are you the go-to problem solver in the shop? The one who understands interrelated dimensions? If you're fluent in CNC machining, precision is your love language, and “within tolerance” means dead-on, we want you on our team! No rotating shifts, no surprises – just a steady, reliable day shift schedule. What You'll Be Doing: Run CNC lathes, mills, and multi-axis equipment like a pro, making adjustments as needed Machine parts from various Stainless Steel-based materials Interpret blueprints and specs like a roadmap to perfect parts. Own the first piece runs and set-ups, then take it away in production Use micrometers, calipers, and other precision tools like extensions of your own hands. What We’re Looking For: 6–9 years of experience running the show in a CNC Machinist role. Deep knowledge of CNC equipment, shop tools, and metalworking best practices. Someone who treats quality standards and ISO like a code of honor. A cool head under pressure and an eye for clean work Perks & Culture: Day Shift = No midnight madness. Work alongside folks who take pride in their craft. Clean, organized, climate-controlled, and safety-first environment. Monthly catered luncheons This isn’t your average punch-in, punch-out shop gig. We're looking for someone as serious about machining as we are about quality. Apply today and take your CNC career to the next axis.

Requirements

6–9 years of experience running the show in a CNC Machinist role.
Deep knowledge of CNC equipment, shop tools, and metalworking best practices.
Someone who treats quality standards and ISO like a code of honor.
A cool head under pressure and an eye for clean work
Must have ability to conduct work in an organized manner
Must be able to handle and process information in a timely and confidential manner
Sufficient ability to read, write and speak in English and be understood; and to follow instructions
Must be able to interact diplomatically with people
Must be able to read, interpret and understand drawings, routers and process specifications
Sufficient visual acuity (corrected) to read instructions, operate machines and visually inspect parts
Must be able to receive and understand training by various methods: written, on-the-job, computer, etc.
Sufficient manual dexterity to operate machines, equipment, tools, tooling and measuring instruments
Must be able to produce parts correctly and be able to recognize and fix mistakes
Must be able to regularly and consistently meet production and quality performance metrics
Sufficient physical strength to lift and carry up to forty pounds frequently
Must be able to understand and successfully complete multiple tasks and projects
Must be able to work independently and make good, sound and timely decisions
Must be able to learn and accurately use company computer software programs
Must be able to understand and fully support the company Mission, Safety and Quality policies
Must possess and be able to produce a verifiable High School Diploma / GED
4-6 years of applicable experience in a manufacturing and/or production environment operating CNC Machinery

Responsibilities

Set-up basic manual and CNC machines for production operation
Read and understand drawings and prints to be able to produce parts as required
Make basic adjustments to machine to maintain production rate and quality
Modify existing machine tool programs at control interface
Create basic machining programs using company software programming tools
Inspect part characteristics at in-process and final check points
Assist in teaching and setting-up machines for entry level trainees.
Assist trainees in learning the following:
Use pressure-regulated air hoses
Use saws, sanders, grinders, etc, to prepare and produce rough parts
Set up and/ or breakdown basic equipment, fixtures, tooling, etc
Operate basic manual and semi-automatic equipment i.e., saws, drill presses, sanders, etc
Produce parts within required tolerances
Deburr parts and edges to drawing specifications and shop standards
Maintain clean and organized work areas
Perform routine maintenance of machines and auxiliary equipment, including chip barrels
Voucher time accurately for daily work and neatly fill out production forms as required
Meet Quality policy, ISO standard, customer, and company expectations
Prepare and have parts checked for First Piece Inspection
Know how to use measuring equipment to check parts for dimensional characteristics
Understand and meet criteria for part cleanliness, uniform finish, and overall appearance
Perform work within the scope of your abilities, and all quality and safety policies and practices
Ask questions and/or ask for assistance before doing a task when uncertain
Maintain a positive work atmosphere by acting and communicating in a manner so that you get along with customers, clients, co-workers, and management without disruption or conflict
Perform other related duties as assigned