COE CNC Machinist - Level 2 (Weekend Night Shift)

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Dillon, SC

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Level Two CNC Machinist operates 2–5 axis CNC and automated machine cells, as well as standalone machines, with minimal assistance. The role includes basic machine setup, preparing and setting up fixtures and cutting tools, and loading and adjusting CNC programs and offsets. Machinists use advanced quality inspection tools and techniques, including height gauges and bench inspection, and apply basic print-reading and common CNC G- and M-code knowledge. The position also requires understanding automated software systems and integrations throughout automated processes. The posting describes this level as typically requiring 2–4 years of experience. This position works Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The machinist prepares machines for automated lines, troubleshoots the automated software and OSP control system, checks part quality, performs daily preventive maintenance, and communicates production issues and shift needs. The role is performed in an indoor manufacturing environment and requires compliance with plant safety and quality procedures.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Basic English skills and ability to read, follow, and interpret planning and work-order instructions.
Basic PC skills, including Microsoft Word and Excel.
Ability to communicate professionally and work cooperatively with others.
Ability to pass customer-required testing or machining specifications, as applicable to the parts and standards.
Ability to follow verbal and written directions and put instructions into action.
Ability to prioritize and complete multiple tasks and a high volume of work by deadlines.
Attention to detail.
Intermediate math skills, including arithmetic and fractions, for print reading and tolerance determination.
Ability to convert between metric and imperial measurements.
Willingness to learn.
U.S. citizenship or permanent residency, required due to government military contracts.
Ability to lift and repetitively carry items weighing up to 35 pounds.
Ability to stand, walk, bend, squat, climb, kneel, twist, and work at heights intermittently for up to 12 hours.
Ability to perform hand manipulation, including simple grasping, pushing, and pulling of materials.
Ability to safely operate an overhead crane.
Ability to reach and work above and below shoulder level.
Ability to work with and around forklifts and hazardous machinery.
Ability to wear all required personal protective equipment.
Visual acuity to detect flaws in inspected parts.
Ability to work any shift, including overtime, weekends, and holidays, if scheduled.

Nice To Haves

CNC operator or machinist diploma or certification.
Machine Tool Technology degree.
Three or more years of manufacturing experience operating CNC mills or lathes.
Prior military experience.
Technical certification or degree.

Responsibilities

Obtain job assignments from a supervisor or manager.
Work safely according to plant safety guidelines, including cardinal safety rules.
Follow quality processes, including in-process inspections, to ensure compliance with quality specifications.
Meet all Level I Machinist requirements.
Prepare machines for automated lines, including changeovers, common variable settings, and homing the machine.
Use the automated software system for troubleshooting, recoveries, and identifying production constraints.
Work in a high-performance team setting to achieve common goals.
Ensure part quality and use standard and customer measuring equipment for dimensional checks.
Manipulate the OSP control system, including troubleshooting its integration with the automation system.
Use advanced quality measuring tools.
Perform daily preventive maintenance checks, including checking oil levels and coolant concentration, and report machine abnormalities to the shift team leader or supervisor.
Maintain a clean and organized work area to 6S standards.
Maintain continuity between work shifts through verbal or documented communication about required actions, irregularities, and continuing needs.
Communicate with manufacturing regarding first-piece acceptance and stop processes when parts fail.
Perform other duties as assigned by a supervisor or manager.