CNC Mill SetupOperator
kro industriesChester (NJ)
About the role
Benefits:
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
Company Description:
Dixon Tool and Manufacturing, a division of KRO Industries, is a leading and growing provider of CNC machining services in Rochester, NY.
Role Description:
CNC Mill Set-up / Operator at Dixon Tool and Manufacturing. Full-time preferred, but will consider part-time employees, this postilion is on-site Monday thru Friday with opportunities for overtime. The CNC Operator will be responsible for program set up, machine operation, quality control, machining, milling, and working with machinery to produce high-quality parts.
Qualifications:
- Machine Operation and Machinery handling skills
- Experience in Quality Control, Measuring tools, Calipers, Micrometers, and Indicators
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings - Blue prints, CAD models, etc.
- Attention to detail and precision in work
- Physical dexterity and ability to lift heavy objects (Approx. 50lbs) such as a Milling Vise.
- Certificate or Diploma in Machining(related field) or equivalent work experience
- Effective problem-solving skills and communication
- Ability to make adjustments to machine controls to ensure accurate production
- Experience and proficiency on CNC mill required
- Programming capabilities preferred but not required
Pay: Based on skill level
You will be given a test at time of interview to ensure these qualifications are within your skill set.
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