CNC Machine Operator Monster Performance Group Haltom City, TX Job Details Full-time $17 - $20 an hour 21 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications High school diploma or GED CNC quality inspection Precision measurement in machining Milling machines Machining process implementation Equipment adjustment (production tasks)

Full Job Description Job Title:

CNC Machine Operator Location:

Haltom City, TX Company:

Monster Clutch Company About Us:

Monster Clutch Company manufactures high-performance clutch systems for serious automotive applications. Our parts are precision-critical and every component we produce has to be right. We're a small shop where quality and accountability matter on every single part.

What We're Looking For:

We need someone who has actually run Haas CNC mills and lathes, not automated production machines where the job is loading parts and pressing a button. You should be comfortable setting up jobs, making offsets, reading blueprints, and catching your own mistakes with precision measuring tools. If your experience is primarily on high-volume automated lines this is probably not the right fit.

Key Responsibilities:

Set up and operate Haas CNC mills and lathes to produce precision clutch components. Make tooling and offset adjustments as needed. Inspect finished parts using calipers and micrometers. Maintain a clean and safe work area.

Qualifications:

High school diploma or GED required. Hands-on experience running Haas CNC mills and/or lathes is required. Ability to select programs, change offsets and use precision measuring tools. Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently.

What We Offer:

Health insurance, dental, and vision coverage. Full-time Monday through Friday. Weekends off. Competitive pay based on experience.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$17.00 - $20.00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Application Question(s): Which type of CNC machine have you run the most, mill or lathe? What were your day-to-day responsibilities on that machine? What measuring tools have you used to check your parts? Please be specific. If a part is out of spec, what steps do you take to correct it?

Work Location:

In person