CNC Setup/Operator

Key Responsibilities Set up and prove out new and legacy parts on Haas CNC turning machines using company-provided programs, workholding, and tooling. Complete and document first-piece inspections per setup sheets, drawings, and quality procedures. Verify tooling, workholding, and inspection equipment are available and ready prior to setup (coordinate external setups as needed). Adjust tool offsets, work offsets, and feeds/speeds to achieve stable and efficient machining processes. Ensure all parts meet dimensional requirements and repeatability targets before releasing to production. Train and assist CNC operators on proper part loading, inspection, in-process checks, and tool management. Collaborate with programmers and engineering to identify process improvements and tooling enhancements. Create and maintain setup documentation and support continuous improvement in setup reduction and process reliability. Adhere to all Standard Operating Procedures, Work Instructions, and Quality Manual requirements (AS9100D). Contribute to a clean, organized, and safe work environment. Required Qualifications Minimum 5 years of experience setting up and operating Haas 2-axis, Y-axis, and Dual-Spindle CNC turning machines. Ability to read and interpret complex aerospace blueprints and GD&T. Experience setting up and operating machining processes for high-nickel alloys (e.g., Inconel, Hastelloy) and stainless steels common in aerospace applications. Proficiency with precision measuring instruments (micrometers, bore gages, height gages Capable of performing first-piece inspections and verifying conformance using inspection sheets. Excellent mechanical aptitude, problem-solving, and time-management skills. Experience with G-code adjustments and minor program edits preferred. Leadership and mentoring mindset to assist less-experienced machinists. Must be reliable and punctual, with strong communication and teamwork skills. Preferred Qualifications Familiarity with advanced tooling solutions, in-process probing, and adaptive machining techniques. Exposure to AS9100D or

ISO 9001

quality systems in a precision machining environment. Knowledge of setup reduction and lean manufacturing principles. Work Environment Full-time 1st shift position (Monday - Friday). Climate-controlled and clean aerospace manufacturing environment. Overtime and cross-functional collaboration with Production, Engineering, and Quality teams.