The CNC Machinist safely sets up and operates a variety of CNC machining centers and other production machines using previously established programs and tooling, with little supervision. The position requires independent hands-on setup, operation, and troubleshooting of Swiss-type CNC machines and CNC lathes. The operator works with management to debug and optimize manufacturing processes, diagnoses process problems, implements corrective actions, and edits CNC code to improve machining processes. The role includes installing and orienting fixtures and tooling, entering machine and tool offsets, loading programs and material, producing first pieces, and monitoring machine operation. The operator also inspects and gauges components, records inspection results, reports discrepancies, cleans equipment and parts, and performs instructed daily preventive maintenance.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED