Precision CNC Turning & Milling Machinist

Step into a day running high-precision parts

You arrive, review the work queue, and make sure every work order has the correct, current router attached. You verify counts, apply required stamps/signatures, and confirm labeling is spot on. As the first job spins up, you watch and listen—ready to catch a hint of out-of-tolerance machining before it becomes scrap. Between cycles, you record job data in the ERP system and perform in-process checks, notifying supervision immediately if anything looks off. Throughout the shift, you keep machines, tooling, and your area clean and production-ready while helping the Lead as needed.

What you’ll do

• Follow shop control practices: complete updates, signatures, stamps, quantities, labeling, and non-conformance actions.
• Ensure an accurate router accompanies every work order from start to finish.
• Inspect and measure parts, perform in-process inspections, and promptly elevate discrepancies to supervision.
• Start, observe, and monitor machine operation to detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance conditions; alert the Lead or Supervisor to any job or machine issue.
• Consistently meet standard times; communicate early when a task may not hit its target.
• Maintain machines, tooling, parts, and work area in optimal production condition.
• Champion company procedures and best machine practices at all times.
• Comply with environmental, health, and safety regulations, company policies, and safe work practices.
• Assist the Lead as needed and perform additional related duties as assigned.

What you bring

• 2–4 years of hands-on experience operating CNC lathes or mills.
• Comfort entering and maintaining job data in an ERP system.

Core proficiencies

• GD&T
• Troubleshooting Skills
• ITAR Compliance
• CNC Machine Setup & Changeover
• Machine Setups for Production Runs
• Blueprint Reading

Machines & technologies you’ll use

• CNC Mill (3–4 axis VMC) — Fanuc, Mazak, Haas, Okuma, Makino
• CNC lathes as assigned