CNC Mill Operator - 4th shift (Friday - Sunday), 5pm - 5am

Klein Tools•Mansfield, TX

About The Position

The CNC Mill Operator runs production jobs on multi-axis CNC milling, grinding, lathe, and other semi-automated equipment, following written or verbal work instructions to produce quality parts while meeting productivity standards. The role uses measuring tools and reads work orders and blueprints to determine machine setup and product quality specifications. The operator performs machine setups, including changing fixtures, inserts, tooling bars, and dies, and selecting and loading programs. They make program offsets and adjust machine feed, speed, and axis points as needed, troubleshoot major machine issues, and perform general machine maintenance. The operator records production counts, scrap, and labor hours using required paperwork or electronic entry. The role follows established 6S standards, participates in lean manufacturing activities, and cross-trains by rotating among machines and work areas as required. Other duties may be assigned. The schedule is Friday through Sunday, 5 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Requirements

Seven years of related experience is required.
Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand basic English.
Ability to demonstrate basic math and computer skills and perform visual quality inspections.
Ability to learn, problem-solve, and make decisions according to work instructions and documents.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent is preferred.
CNC certification or metalworking/tooling certification is preferred.
Knowledge of operating CNC, milling, or grinding machines is preferred.

Responsibilities

Run production jobs on multi-axis CNC milling, grinding, lathe, and other semi-automated equipment according to work instructions.
Use measuring tools such as calipers, micrometers, comparators, and gauges.
Read work orders and blueprints to identify setup and product quality specifications.
Perform program offsets and adjust machine feed, speed, and axis points to maintain part specifications and quality standards.
Troubleshoot major machine issues.
Set up machines, including changing fixtures, inserts, tooling bars, and dies, and selecting and loading programs.
Perform general machine maintenance.
Report production part counts, scrap, and labor hours using required paperwork or electronic entry.
Comply with 6S standards and participate in lean manufacturing activities to improve products, reduce waste, or learn new skills and operations.
Cross-train by rotating to different machines and work areas as required.
Perform other duties as assigned.