CNC Mill Operator

ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES: Able to work shift hired for: 2nd (3pm-11:30 pm) or 3rd (11pm - 7:30 am)Machine Setup & Operation: Set up, adjust, and operate CNC equipment (including horizontal/vertical mills and horizontal lathes) to perform difficult machining operations on diverse parts and dimensions. Technical Preparation: Select, align, and secure all necessary holding fixtures, cutting tools, attachments, and materials. Process Optimization: Monitor and refine machining processes; adjust offsets, speeds, and feeds to resolve issues and ensure optimum performance. Quality Control: Monitor machine operations to detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance parts; inspect cutting tools for sharpness and usability to ensure finish specifications are met. Maintenance: Perform routine cleaning and basic upkeep of machines and tooling to support daily production readiness. Continuous Improvement: Recommend specific measures to improve production methods, equipment performance, and overall product quality. Material Handling: Safely operate overhead cranes and use precision measuring instruments; lift and carry up to 50 lbs. independently (utilizing team lifts or devices for heavier loads).

Qualifications: Proven ability to set up and operate various types of CNC machine tools for progressive machining. Strong ability to read blueprints/plans, paired with excellent mechanical aptitude and mathematical problem-solving skills. Superior organizational and time management skills with a sharp focus on precision and accuracy. A self-starter who demonstrates personal accountability, discipline, and a proactive approach to daily tasks. Also required is the ability to operate overhead crane, read measuring instruments, and maintain machinery and equipment in the machining trade. High school diploma or equivalent required; completion of a vocational training course is preferred. Must be a U.S. person as defined by ITAR.