CNC Programmer–Operator, Precision Turning & Milling

Full-time Metal Workers and Plastic Workers

What a day looks like

You start your shift (first or second) by reviewing work orders, reading blueprints, and interpreting GD&T to plan the approach. You program mills and lathes with clear zero and reference points, set tool offsets and compensation, and verify the program with a first-article run. Throughout the day, you adjust feeds and speeds, measure critical features with calipers and micrometers, and document production and quality data. You keep machines humming with preventative maintenance, escalate repairs when needed, and uphold our safety and quality procedures. Along the way, you spot opportunities to improve throughput and take ownership to make them happen.

Where you fit

• Department: Manufacturing


• Reports to: Manufacturing Manager


• Shifts: Openings on 1st and 2nd shift

Core responsibilities

• Plan machining by studying work orders, blueprints, engineering pla...