CNC Lathe Machinist II
agile staffingPortland (IN)
About the role
Job Description:
Job DescriptionCNC Lathe Machinist Full-Time | HourlyDirect Placement | Non-Exempt Available Shifts3rd Shift: Sunday-Thursday 10:48 PM-7:18 AMWeekend Shift: Saturday, Sunday & Monday | 6:48 AM – 7:18 PMCNC LATHE MACHINIST — WEEKEND SHIFTWORK 3 DAYS
- 36 HOURS
- GET PAID FOR 40!Saturday
- Sunday
- MondayFull-Time Weekend ShiftGreat opportunity for an experienced CNC Lathe Machinist who wants a full-time schedule with 4 days off every week! Work just 36 hours over 3 days and get paid for 40 hours. We’re looking for:3+ years of proven CNC Lathe experienceCNC machine setup and operation with minimal supervision Ability to work to tight tolerances — .0002"Experience machining steel, stainless steel & aluminum Strong blueprint and CNC program reading skillsCNC program editing and troubleshooting experience Knowledge of tooling, fixturing, feeds & speeds Experience with steady rests Ability to use precision measuring and inspection equipment Ability to inspect first-piece and production parts to print Strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills High School Diploma or GEDAbility to lift up to 50 lbs. WHY THIS SHIFT STANDS OUT
- Work only 3 days a week
- Work 36 hours — GET PAID FOR 40
- 4 DAYS OFF EVERY WEEK
- Full-time CNC Machinist opportunityAPPLY TODAY!Put your CNC Lathe experience to work without giving up your entire week.
Company Description:
We are a DIRECT hire company out of Indiana helping companies all over the US.Company DescriptionWe are a DIRECT hire company out of Indiana helping companies all over the US.
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