CNC Operator II - 3rd Shift ($500 Sign-On Bonus)

Cadrex Ossian•Ossian, IN

2d•$20 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

Cadrex is seeking a CNC Operator II to operate manual and CNC machines according to program and product specifications. The role produces small- to medium-sized components, either as finished products or as parts for larger assemblies. The position is onsite and scheduled for the third shift.

Requirements

Proven CNC Operator experience; the posting specifies at least 2–3 years of CNC machining operations experience as a preferred qualification.
Proficiency in machine setup, tool changes, offsets, and program adjustments.
Strong understanding of machining principles, tool selection, and CNC machine operation.
Excellent attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work.
Solid problem-solving skills and ability to make decisions under pressure.
Effective communication skills and ability to work collaboratively in a team.
Availability to work flexible hours, including evening and weekend shifts as required.
Commitment to safety protocols and maintaining a safe work environment.
Physical stamina and ability to stand for extended periods and lift up to 50 pounds.
High school diploma.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of G-code programming.

Responsibilities

Operate CNC machines to produce production parts and assemblies.
Operate manual machines such as saws, mills, and lathes.
Position parts in specified locations using a variety of fastening devices.
Operate hand-held, electrical, and/or pneumatic tools.
Operate lift equipment as needed.
Use precision measuring tools as required.
Recognize material types used in the department and adjust equipment when needed.
Recognize worn tooling and change it in the machine as required.
Verify the accuracy of completed products or inspect batches.
Report defective materials, discrepancies, process malfunctions, and products that do not meet company or customer specifications to the Department Lead.
Maintain a clean and orderly work area and equipment, and follow prescribed safety regulations.
Complete required paperwork, including in-process or carbon-copy production sheets.
Set up CNC machines by loading tools, fixtures, and materials, and verify machine settings and program parameters for accuracy.