CNC Machinist

Ei6 Machining•Parma, OH

13d•$25 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking an experienced CNC Machinist – Ei6 to set up, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain CNC machining equipment used to manufacture high-precision components. The role requires knowledge of CNC machining processes, precision measurement, technical drawings, GD&T, tooling, and machine controls. The ideal candidate works independently with limited supervision, produces quality parts within established tolerances, identifies and resolves machining issues, and contributes to improvements in productivity, quality, and manufacturing efficiency. The position is performed in a production manufacturing environment. The CNC Machinist is expected to follow established safety procedures, quality standards, and operating practices while maintaining a clean and organized work area.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
At least 3 years of CNC machining experience.
Strong knowledge of CNC machine operation, setup, tooling, and workholding.
Proficiency with G-code, M-code, and CNC controls.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, GD&T, and technical specifications.
Demonstrated ability to use precision measuring and inspection equipment.
Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills.
Ability to identify machining problems and independently implement appropriate adjustments.
Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision while contributing as a team member.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work.
Ability to prioritize work and maintain production schedules in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Ability to stand and move throughout the manufacturing area for extended periods.
Ability to frequently bend, reach, kneel, and perform repetitive motions associated with machining operations.
Ability to lift and move materials, tooling, and workpieces up to 50 lbs., with assistance as required for heavier items.
Ability to work safely around manufacturing equipment, machining fluids, noise, moving machinery, and other industrial conditions.
Ability to wear required PPE, including safety glasses, hearing protection, and appropriate footwear.

Nice To Haves

Technical training, machining certification, or apprenticeship.
Experience with multi-axis CNC machining.
Experience editing and modifying CNC programs.
Experience with CAD/CAM software such as FeatureCAM, Fusion 360, or similar platforms.
Experience with setup optimization, tooling selection, and process improvement.
Formal CNC machining, manufacturing technology, or tool-and-die training.
Experience working in a precision manufacturing or job-shop environment.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate CNC mills, lathes, and/or multi-axis machining equipment to produce precision components to specifications.
Interpret and apply engineering drawings, blueprints, GD&T, work instructions, setup sheets, and process documentation.
Select, install, and adjust cutting tools, workholding fixtures, inserts, and machine offsets.
Load, verify, edit, and adjust CNC programs as required; apply G-code and M-code to support machining operations.
Establish and maintain tool offsets, work coordinates, speeds, feeds, and cutting parameters.
Monitor machining processes and make adjustments to maintain dimensional accuracy, surface finish, and process stability.
Inspect parts using precision measuring equipment, including calipers, micrometers, height gauges, and bore gauges.
Identify and correct tooling, programming, fixturing, and machining issues to prevent recurring problems.
Perform first-piece, in-process, and final inspections in accordance with quality requirements.
Troubleshoot minor machine, tooling, and process issues, escalating more complex issues when necessary.
Perform routine machine maintenance, housekeeping, and basic preventive maintenance activities.
Maintain accurate production, inspection, tooling, and quality documentation.
Work with engineers, CNC programmers, quality personnel, and production leadership to resolve machining challenges and improve processes.
Identify opportunities to improve cycle time, tool life, setup efficiency, scrap reduction, and equipment utilization.
Follow company safety procedures, quality standards, and work instructions; maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.