CNC LATHE Machinist - 2nd shift - 25% Shift Differential

Posted 10 days ago

magna machineDayton (OH)

Machinists Machine Shops

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About the role

Job Title2nd SHIFT POSITION comes with a 25% shift differential pay! Come work for us and experience some of the LARGEST and NEWEST CNC Machine Tools in the region! Machining parts of various materials to meet customer requirements to include high quality workmanship and on time completion of workSHIFTS:We offer a variety of shifts to meet your needs: 5x10, 4x12, and othersall with overtime availablestarts at 4:30pmPHYSICAL DEMANDS:Stoop/bend/kneel/crouch/balance/climb on an occasional basis Must be able to stand for extended periods of time Heavy work, lifting up to 25 pounds frequently and up to 50 pounds on a rare basis Born in US, or INS certificate of naturalization REQUIRED

Note: Background Checks and Drugs Screening are part of our hiring process.

Requirements:

5+ years of CNC Lathe Machining job shop experience
Siemens controls experience required
Experienced with Turning large parts
Must have a great work ethic and be a team player
Must have your own tools
Must be US citizen

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/VAll applicants will be considered for this position based upon experience and knowledge, without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, ancestry, marital, disabled or veteran status. Magna Machine is committed to creating and maintaining a workforce environment that is free from any form of discrimination or harassment.

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