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W3Global
CNC Mill Setup/Operator
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What they do
A CNC Operator programs and operates a computer controlled lathe used to cut wood, plastic, metal with extreme precision.
$46,679 / year median in Indiana
+2% projected growth
Job Description
CNC Mill Setup Machinist / OperatorA premier precision machining and manufacturing facility is seeking a skilled and dependable CNC Mill Setup Machinist / Operator to join its milling operations. This full-time role is responsible for executing independent setups, fine-tuning programs, and producing high-precision machined components to exacting customer specifications.
The ideal candidate brings strong machining problem-solving skills, solid blueprint-reading expertise, and proven experience setting up vertical or horizontal milling centers.
Core ResponsibilitiesPerform complete mechanical and tooling setups on CNC milling centers, including loading tools, establishing workholding fixtures, setting part zeroes, and entering tool offsets.
Review and edit G-code/M-code programs at the machine interface to optimize cutting performance, tool life, and cycle times.
Operate across industry-standard control platforms such as Fanuc, Haas, and Okuma (proficiency with Fanuc is highly valued).Read and interpret complex engineering prints, process sheets, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) specifications.
Perform first-piece and in-process dimensional quality checks using precision metrology equipment to verify adherence to tight tolerances.
Identify tooling wear, resolve setup discrepancies, and perform minor adjustments and routine preventative maintenance on milling equipment.
Maintain an organized, clean workspace and uphold all company safety policies and quality standards.
The ideal candidate brings strong machining problem-solving skills, solid blueprint-reading expertise, and proven experience setting up vertical or horizontal milling centers.
Core ResponsibilitiesPerform complete mechanical and tooling setups on CNC milling centers, including loading tools, establishing workholding fixtures, setting part zeroes, and entering tool offsets.
Review and edit G-code/M-code programs at the machine interface to optimize cutting performance, tool life, and cycle times.
Operate across industry-standard control platforms such as Fanuc, Haas, and Okuma (proficiency with Fanuc is highly valued).Read and interpret complex engineering prints, process sheets, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) specifications.
Perform first-piece and in-process dimensional quality checks using precision metrology equipment to verify adherence to tight tolerances.
Identify tooling wear, resolve setup discrepancies, and perform minor adjustments and routine preventative maintenance on milling equipment.
Maintain an organized, clean workspace and uphold all company safety policies and quality standards.