CNC Lathe Machinist
ameritech staffing servicesHouston (TX)
CNC Lathe Machinist
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ameritech staffing servicesHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description We are seeking an experiencedCNC Lathe Machinistwith hands-on setup and operating experience. The ideal candidate will have experience withHaas and Okuma CNC Lathes, blueprint reading, tooling changes, program adjustments, and precision inspection.
This position will primarily operate a Haas and Okuma CNC Lathe** manufacturing custom fasteners, studs, threaded components, and precision machined parts for the oil & gas and industrial industries.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Set up and operate CNC Lathes
Work withHaas and OkumaCNC controls
Make tooling, offset, and program adjustments
Read and interpret blueprints
Inspect parts using calipers, micrometers, and gauges
Troubleshoot machining issues and maintain quality standards
Maintain a clean and organized work area
REQUIREMENTS:
5+ years of CNC Lathe setup and operating experience
Haas and Okuma CNC Lathe experience required
Ability to read and make basic G-code/program adjustments
Ability to read blueprints and technical drawings
Experience with precision measuring tools
CNC programming/editing experience preferred
Mastercam experience is a plus
You should be proficient in:
CNC Tooling
CNC Programming
G-Code
M-Code
CNC Machine Setup & Changeover
Machines & technologies you'll use:
CNC Lathe (2-4 axis) (Haas, Okuma, Doosan, Mazak)
CNC Lathe (5+ axis) (Mazak, Doosan, Okuma)
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