CNC Lathe Operator (2nd Shift)
nationwide technical resourcesHicksville (NY)
$26/hr
ApplyCNC Lathe Operator (2nd Shift)
Posted 8 days ago
nationwide technical resourcesHicksville (NY)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$26/hr
About the role
Job PostingJob InformationAssigned Recruiter(s) Kerri Bonesteel, Alicia AbruzzinoDate Opened 05/20/2026 Industry ManufacturingSalary to $26/hrJob Type PermanentPosition Hours Day shiftCity HicksvilleState/Province NYCountry United StatesZip/Postal Code 11801
Job Description:
Seeking CNC Machinist to set up and operate CNC Mill, Lathe, Mill, Swiss Lathe and Grinders who is detailed oriented, organized, has good communication skills, and is a team player.
Requirements:
Able to interpret blueprints, drawings and written instructions for each job order Experience working with tool sheets and able to identify correct tools for each job Able to download proper programming for each job order Perform machine set up, position proper tools and raw materials Review program and check all for accuracy and make adjustments as necessary Work closely with Foreman to resolve issues Produce sample piece and submit for inspection Perform inspection using gauges, micrometers and calipers Maintained working area, Machines and tools clean and in the designated areas Other requirements: High School Diploma Certification from Technical Institute or equivalent desirable but not required Must have experience with CNC Mill, Lathe, Mill-turn or Swiss Lathe, G-Code programming desirable but not required Must be able to pass a background check and drug test Benefits Excellent benefits plan, including health and dental insurance, vision, life insurance, short term disability, long term disability, 401(k) savings program with a company match, holiday/vacation and more.
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