CNC Operator

CNC Operator AlumiWorks, Inc - 2.3 Randleman, NC Job Details Full-time $20 - $26 an hour 2 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications Defect detection (quality control) Finished product defect inspection Maintaining an organized workspace Blueprint specification interpretation Interpersonal skills Tooling Basic math Dimensional inspection Unloading Safety standards in production 5S Maintenance work Equipment troubleshooting Mid-level Inspection reporting and documentation Manufacturing standard operating procedures Dimensional measurements Quality control documentation Attention to detail Precision measurement in machining Quality standards in production Milling machines Manufacturing Clean workspace maintenance CNC machine setup Mechanical troubleshooting Full Job Description

CNC OPERATOR

First Shift

POSITION OVERVIEW

We're seeking a reliable CNC Operator to run and monitor CNC machines in our production environment. This role focuses on setup, operation, quality control, and maintaining consistent production flow. The ideal candidate brings hands-on CNC experience, mechanical aptitude, and the ability to maintain production pace while ensuring part quality meets specifications.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Machine Operation Set up and operate CNC machines including mills and lathes Load and unload material and secure parts properly using appropriate fixtures Run programs and actively monitor machine operation throughout cycles Perform basic tool changes and offset adjustments as needed Maintain consistent production flow and meet daily output goals Operate machines safely following all standard operating procedures Quality Control Inspect parts using precision measuring tools including calipers and micrometers Verify parts meet blueprint specifications and tolerances Identify and report quality issues or defects promptly Make minor adjustments to maintain part quality Document inspection results as required Maintenance & Housekeeping Keep machines clean and well-maintained Maintain organized work area and tool storage Report machine issues or maintenance needs Follow 5S standards and housekeeping protocols Ensure safe working conditions around equipment

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

Experience operating CNC machines in a production environment Ability to read basic prints and part drawings Understanding of measurements, dimensions, and tolerances Mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting ability Strong attention to detail and quality focus Reliable attendance and ability to maintain production pace Basic math skills for measurements and calculations

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Experience with Haas CNC machines Basic G-code knowledge or editing capability Setup experience including fixtures, offsets, and tooling Experience in high-volume production environment Familiarity with precision measurement tools beyond calipers/micrometers

WORK ENVIRONMENT

Full-time, shop-based position Fast-paced production setting Standing for extended periods Lifting up to [XX] pounds Working around moving machinery and equipment Standard first shift hours: [specify hours]

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

Reliable operator who shows up ready to work Detail-oriented professional who maintains quality standards Self-starter who keeps production moving Team player who supports shop goals Safety-conscious individual who follows protocols Mechanically inclined person who troubleshoots effectively

WHAT WE OFFER

401(k) retirement plan Paid time off (PTO) Paid holidays Insurance benefits Stable employment with a growing company Opportunity to develop skills and advance

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$20.00 - $26.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Application Question(s): 1. In your last job, were you mainly just loading and unloading parts, or did you also make adjustments at the machine (such as offsets, tool changes, etc.)?2. If a dimension on a part started drifting out of tolerance, what steps would you take to correct it? 3. What machine controls or brands were you running? (For example: Haas, Fanuc, Mazak, or others.) 4. Were you responsible for checking your own parts (using calipers, micrometers, etc.), or did someone else handle the inspection? 5. Have you ever had to change a tool or update an offset during a production run? How often did this occur? 6. How many years of experience do you have as a CNC operator? 7. What safety practices are most important to you when operating CNC machines?8. Are you comfortable working overtime or weekends when production schedules require it? 9. What interests you about this CNC Operator position?

Work Location:

In person