Precision CNC Operator — Setup, Programming

Picture this: you start your day shift with a fresh work order, review dimensions and tolerances, load or edit a CNC program, dial in tooling, and run the first article with confidence. You verify the part with shop math and measurement techniques, make a few troubleshooting tweaks, and keep the machine humming through production. When a job calls for it, you jump onto a manual machine to keep output moving. Throughout the day, you maintain a tidy, safe work area and collaborate with the team to streamline processes. It's steady hours and competitive pay for work that rewards precision.

• Set up and operate CNC machines for a range of production runs, ensuring consistent quality.
• Troubleshoot equipment and resolve operational issues quickly to minimize downtime.
• Leverage CNC tooling and programming to achieve optimal results.
• Perform manual machining tasks as needed to support throughput.
• Apply shop math to calculate dimensions, fits, and tolerances accurately.
• Keep your workstation clean, organized, and aligned with SOPs.
• Partner with teammates to improve efficiency and standardize best practices.

• Proven experience operating CNC equipment in a production environment.
• Strong troubleshooting ability with an emphasis on equipment maintenance.
• Hands-on proficiency with CNC tooling and setups.
• Background in machine setups for recurring production jobs.
• Manual machining capabilities (preferred).
• Solid shop math and measurement skills.
• Self-starter who also thrives in a team setting.
• Keen attention to detail and a commitment to quality output.

• Equipment troubleshooting
• CNC tooling
• Troubleshooting skills
• CNC programming
• Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
• Machine setups for production runs
• Manual machining skills
• Shop math skills

• Day shift
• Competitive pay
• Steady, reliable hours