CNC Operators
ultimateFair Oaks Ranch (TX)
$18-$20 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
CNC Operators Ultimate LLC is looking to hire CNC Operators for commercial projects in the Boerne, TX area. The pay range of a CNC Operator is $18-$20 per hour based on experience. The majority of our position's hours range from 45 to 50 hours a week. CNC Operator applicants must have a personal vehicle and be prepared for carpentry work up to 40+ hours a week. Ultimate LLC provides weekly pay for all CNC Operators with no week in the hole. Ultimate CNC Operator responsibilities Operating and/or programming of CNC machines (Joinery Machine) Operating and/or programming of CNC planer Following all CNC Standard Operating Procedures Machine maintenance & troubleshooting Effectively manage time to meet set schedules for production Adjusting machine to specifications and to maximize machining capabilities Ensuring most efficient use of raw materials •Ensuring machinery/work areas are kept clean and OSHA compliant •Material handling (large timbers) •Operating a Forklift Ultimate CNC Operator requirements Ability to read technical drawings & a tape measure Time management skills Minimum of 2-years CNC experience preferred Experience with CAD programs (AutoCAD preferred) Problem-solving and mathematics skills Reliable and self-motivated Strong analytical, communication, and computer skills High school diploma or equivalent Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. Why work for Ultimate LLC?At Ultimate, we take pride in providing our craftsmen with benefits they can't find at other staffing firms such as: Weekly pay every Thursday Dental and Vision Coverage Referral bonus program Pay increase based on quality of craftsmanship Tool purchase program Paid OSHA training
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