CNC Machinist
c f tool dieSan Antonio (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description We are primarily an aerospace parts manufacturer specializing in build-to-print machining. Our diverse production environment includes CNC lathes with live tooling, as well as 3-, 4-, and 5-axis milling machines.
Job Description:
Set up and operate CNC Machines- FANUC & HAAS Controls Must be able to touch off all tools Basic editing skills is a plus, some basic knowledge of G codes is a plus 40-year-old established company, primarily in the aerospace sector Familiarity with exotic material, such as inconel and titanium Pay based on experience Minimum of 5 years experience
Basic Skills Required:
Proficiency in running designated machine(s) Read and write English Read drawings, travelers to determine customer specification Proficiency in shop math Proficiency in use of measuring instruments Knowledge of speeds and feeds, cutting tools Knowledge of various metal alloys and how they machine Company Description C & F Tool & Die is a medium-sized machine shop that has been in business since 1986. Our goal is to provide high quality, precision machine work at a competitive price. We go the extra mile to find possibilities, provide practical solutions and deliver exceptional service.
Company Description:
C & F Tool & Die is a medium-sized machine shop that has been in business since 1986. Our goal is to provide high quality, precision machine work at a competitive price. We go the extra mile to find possibilities, provide practical solutions and deliver exceptional service.
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