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2nd Shift CNC Mill & Lathe Set Up
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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.
$45,788 / year median in Oklahoma
+4% projected growth
Job Description
CNC Lathe Set-Up / Operator - 2nd Shift HireCall is hiring! We are seeking an experienced CNC Lathe Set-Up / Operator for a full-time 2nd shift position in Owasso, OK. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced machinist who is comfortable setting up and operating Mazak CNC lathes and working independently in a precision manufacturing environment. ? Pay $25-$28 per hour DOE (Depending on Experience) ? Shift 2nd Shift - Full-Time Position Overview The CNC Lathe Set-Up / Operator will independently set up and operate Mazak CNC lathes while maintaining high standards for quality, safety, and production efficiency. The ideal candidate will have experience with Mazatrol controls, blueprint reading, precision measurement, tooling, and troubleshooting. This position is well suited for a skilled machinist who can work with minimal supervision in a high-mix, low-volume manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities CNC Machine Setup & Operation Set up and operate Mazak CNC lathes, including QT, Nexus, Integrex, or similar machines. Load raw materials and configure tooling, offsets, and fixtures. Verify machine setup accuracy before beginning production. Monitor machine operation and make adjustments as needed. Ensure production runs efficiently while maintaining quality standards. Read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, work orders, and GD&T specifications. Edit Mazatrol conversational programs and/or G-code programs at the machine. Adjust tooling paths, feeds, and speeds to optimize machining performance. Select appropriate tooling for specific machining applications. Perform in-process and final inspections of machined parts.