CNC Machinist
solomonedwardsLas Vegas (NV)
$25-$33/hr
ApplyAbout the role
I’m reaching out regarding several direct-hire, full time, CNC Machinist (Mill & Lathe) opportunities with one of the nation’s leading plastics manufacturers. These positions are all in Henderson, NV. The company is currently hiring multiple Machinists across Levels II–IV within its CNC department and is looking for skilled professionals with experience in CNC setup and operation. In this role, you would be responsible for setting up and operating CNC mills and/or lathes to manufacture precision components according to engineering drawings and specifications. Key responsibilities include machine setup, tooling changes, program adjustments, quality inspections, and troubleshooting to ensure efficient production while maintaining high quality standards.
Shift: Mon - Thurs, 6:00am - 4:30pm4 10 hour days
Compensation:
- Pay range between $25-$33/hr. depending on experience level
- All OT Overtime is currently optional
- Annual bonus of up to 5%Referral bonus available
Benefits:
For the employee only, benefit costs are fully covered by this employer: medical, dental, and vision, life & accidental insurance plans, FSA, accident, hospital, and critical illness plans 401(K) with up to 4% company matchPTO (140 hours), sick days (40 hours), and paid holidays
Requirements:
Minimum of 3 years of relevant CNC machinist experience (Lathe or Mill or both) Specifically, Machine Set-Up experience, not operation only
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