The CNC Machinist is responsible for the safe operation and set up of a wide variety of Computerized Numerical Control Machining Centers (CNC) or other production machines using programs and tooling that have been previously used to manufacture a product and is capable of doing this with little supervision. This role requires working with Management to debug and optimize manufacturing processes, demonstrating a high level of competency with metalworking equipment, and the ability to diagnose and implement corrective actions for process problems. The CNC Machinist must also be aware of budget and delivery requirements and report any difficulties that could impact cost or schedule. A thorough understanding of safe operation, CNC program code, and the ability to perform edits are essential. This position involves installing machining fixtures and tooling, orienting fixtures and tools, loading CNC programs, loading material, and producing the first piece from a setup while observing the machining cycle. The role also includes reading and interpreting blueprints and specifications (including GD&T), performing inspection and gaging operations, notifying supervisors of discrepancies, training other CNC Operators, cleaning machines and parts, and performing daily preventative machine maintenance. Other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED