CNC Lathe Machinist

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william sopko sonsSouth Euclid (OH)

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SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$26–$28/hr

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About the role

William Sopko & Sons Co. is looking for a dependable CNC Machinist to join our growing team. We're a family-owned manufacturing company offering steady work, consistent hours, and a supportive shop environment.

Pay & Benefits:

$26–$28/hr., commensurate with experience 401(k) with company match
Paid major holidays
Paid vacation
ScheduleMonday–Thursday: Full shifts Friday: Half-day
No weekends!
Part-time shifts available

What You'll Do:

Operate and set up CNC lathes
Read blueprints and part drawings
Use micrometers, calipers, and gauges to inspect parts
Make basic machine offsets and basic G-code edits
Produce quality parts while maintaining efficiency
We're Looking For:
CNC machining experience preferred
Ability to read blueprints
Experience with precision measuring tools
Reliable work ethic and attention to detail

Why Join Us?

Stable family-owned company
Consistent schedule and steady workload
Work-life balance with early Fridays
Long-term opportunity with room to grow
No weekend work
About William Sopko & Sons Co.

William Sopko & Sons Co. has been a family-owned business since 1952. With more than 70 years of industry expertise and a team of long-tenured employees, we specialize in repairing cartridge spindles, manufacturing wheel adapter accessories and quills, and distributing belts related to spindle systems. Apply today!

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