Computer Numerical Control Machining Technician
About The Position
Computer Numerical Control Machining Technician Build precision. Grow your craft. Make an impact. Your mission Transform raw stock into reliable, high-precision components in a climate-controlled facility using advanced CNC equipment. From interpreting blueprints with GD&T to validating dimensions with micrometers and calipers, you own quality at the spindle. How you’ll contribute Review prints, set tooling, and establish offsets to launch production Run first-article checks and record in-process inspection results Optimize tool/work offsets to hold tolerance throughout the run Tag, document, and organize parts per company procedures Model safety, 5S, and lean/continuous improvement practices The schedule and pay Location: Rochester, NY Status: Full-time, 2nd shift Shift rhythm: Start at 3:45 PM, core hours to ~12:30 AM; regular OT extends to ~2:00–2:30 AM Rate: $25–$31/hour (DOE) + 10% shift differential Overtime: Consistent opportunities, about 15 hours each week What it takes 1–3 years of CNC machining experience Skilled with precision measurement (micrometers, calipers) and in-process inspection Familiar with tool offsets and G/M code (preferred) Working knowledge of GD&T; exposure to CNC programming Strong attention to detail, safety-first mindset, and willingness to work OT Where you’ll work State-of-the-art equipment in a clean, climate-controlled facility Manufacturing environment with moderate to loud noise Role involves standing, walking, kneeling, and lifting Requires excellent hand–eye coordination and consistent PPE use Benefits and growth 401(k) with company match Health, Dental, and Vision insurance Life insurance Paid Time Off (PTO) Stable full-time schedule with dependable overtime Career development and training opportunities By submitting your application, you agree to be contacted by employers via phone, email, or text.
Requirements
- 1–3 years of CNC machining experience
- Skilled with precision measurement (micrometers, calipers) and in-process inspection
- Working knowledge of GD&T; exposure to CNC programming
- Strong attention to detail, safety-first mindset, and willingness to work OT
Nice To Haves
- Familiar with tool offsets and G/M code (preferred)
Responsibilities
- Review prints, set tooling, and establish offsets to launch production
- Run first-article checks and record in-process inspection results
- Optimize tool/work offsets to hold tolerance throughout the run
- Tag, document, and organize parts per company procedures
- Model safety, 5S, and lean/continuous improvement practices
Benefits
- 401(k) with company match
- Health, Dental, and Vision insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Stable full-time schedule with dependable overtime
- Career development and training opportunities
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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