CNC Lathe Operator

Posted 4 days ago

hifyveNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$20 - $35/hour

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About the role

HiFyve is hiring a CNC Lathe Operator / Machinist in the Manufacturing industry in Queens, NY!
Pay: $20 - $35/hour (depending on experience)
Shift: 2nd Shift (must train on 1st shift for several months)
Location: Queens, NY Benefits: Full benefits package About the RoleWe're seeking an experienced CNC Lathe Operator / Machinist to produce high-precision parts for aerospace and defense applications. This hands-on role requires strong attention to detail, blueprint reading skills, and the ability to work within tight tolerances in a fast-paced environment.
Key Responsibilities: Set up, operate, and monitor CNC lathes to machine precision components from steel and specialty alloys Read and interpret blueprints, machining print tolerances, and production specifications Adjust tooling and programs as needed; inspect finished parts using micrometers, calipers, and gauges Troubleshoot machine issues (tool wear, chatter, axis drift) and perform minor preventive maintenance Maintain production logs, monitor scrap rates, and communicate equipment issues to maintenance Follow all ISO 9001/AS9100 quality and safety standards Collaborate with quality and engineering teams to support process improvements Qualifications 2-3+ years of CNC lathe operating experience (preferably in aerospace or precision manufacturing) Skilled in hard turning and maintaining tight tolerances Strong blueprint reading and precision measurement abilities Willing to train on 1st shift and transition to 2nd shift; able to work overtime as needed If you're interested, please apply!

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