CNC Programmer-Machinist | First Shift | $30-$40/hr | West Chester, OH

AtWork Personnel•West Chester, OH

About The Position

The CNC Programmer-Machinist develops, writes, and proves out CNC programs for machining complex geometry to close tolerances on multi-axis machining centers. The role also sets up and operates numerically controlled machines as needed, creates or modifies tooling and fixtures, and recommends and sets up tools, fixtures, and programs for new jobs. The position improves existing tools and programs, documenting setups in setup-sheet format and editing programs to improve efficiency, correct issues, or address production changes. The role maintains detailed records of CNC programs, modifications, and tooling used for each operation; assists with machinist training and provides technical support; and works with engineering and production on new product development and changes to existing products. It also troubleshoots the DNC system, maintains a clean and safe workplace, and performs other related duties as directed by management.

Requirements

Associate or technical school degree in CNC programming, or five or more years of equivalent combined education and experience.
At least two years of CNC programming experience.
Experience working with various machining centers, such as mills, lathes, VTLs, and 5-axis machining centers.
Proficiency using CAD/CAM software for CNC programming.
Ability to accurately read and interpret complex drawings.
Skill in G- and M-code editing, multi-axis functions, and machining with multiple brands of controllers.
Experience with MS Office.

Nice To Haves

Experience machining composite materials, including CFRPs, fiberglass, and Kevlar.
Five or more years of experience using SURFCAM or NX CAM software.
Experience operating or setting up large 5-axis machining centers.
Familiarity with Haas, Fanuc, Mazak, and Siemens controls.

Responsibilities

Develop, write, and prove out CNC programs for complex geometry and close-tolerance machining on multi-axis machining centers.
Set up and operate numerically controlled machines as needed.
Create or modify tooling and fixtures.
Recommend and set up tools, fixtures, and programs for new jobs, and improve existing tools as needed in setup-sheet format.
Edit programs to improve efficiency, correct issues, or address changes in production requirements.
Maintain detailed records of CNC programs, modifications, and tooling used for each operation.
Assist in training machinists on program usage and provide technical support when needed.
Work with engineering and production on new product development and changes to existing products.
Troubleshoot issues with the DNC system.
Maintain a clean and safe workplace environment.
Perform other related duties as directed by management.