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Barton Staffing Solutions
CNC Programmer (PPG#337173)
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What they do
A CNC Programmer programs computer-controlled equipment used to cut wood, plastic, or metal according to precise measurements, or equipment used for different manufacturing processes.
$62,929 / year median in Illinois
+7% projected growth
Job Description
We are seeking an experienced CNC Programmer for our client located in Montgomery, IL. This company is a well-established manufacturer of precision cast components. This position is responsible for developing and optimizing CNC programs for lathes and mills while supporting machining operations, process improvements, and new product development. The CNC Programmer works closely with the Tool Room/Machining Operations Manager, Machine Shop Supervisors, Engineering, and Production to ensure efficient manufacturing processes and high-quality parts. This role requires a strong machining background, excellent programming skills, and the ability to troubleshoot, optimize, and support a wide variety of CNC machining operations. Salary starting at $60,000/yr. •1st Shift opportunity•
Create, edit, and optimize G-code programs for CNC lathes and machining centers using Mastercam or similar CAM software.
Develop and maintain CNC programs, including macro programming when required.
Work closely with the Tool Room/Machining Operations Manager and Machine Shop Supervisors to prioritize programming schedules.
Support machining operations by troubleshooting programs and improving machining processes.
Optimize CNC programs, tooling, and machining methods to improve quality, efficiency, and cycle times.
Provide technical guidance and direction to other CNC Programmers within the Machine Shop.
Collaborate with tooling suppliers and software vendors to evaluate new tooling and programming solutions.
Maintain a strong understanding of tooling, tooling concepts, and machining best practices.
Assist with machine scheduling and employee machine assignments when needed or in the absence of direct supervision.
Utilize software and reports, including scheduling spreadsheets, backlog reports, and production reports, to support production planning.
Assist with special projects including:
Training new CNC lathe operatorsEvaluating new and trial toolingCNC program and process optimizationDeveloping new machining processesSupporting Engineering and Sales with machining estimates and new product quotationsParticipate in safety meetings, incident investigations, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Attend supervisor meetings as required.
Perform additional duties as assigned. Check out our Google Reviews Visit us on LinkedIn and Facebook company pagesIf not the right job for you, tell a friend!#ZR
Essential Responsibilities:
Read, interpret, and understand complex engineering drawings and blueprints to develop accurate machining programs.Create, edit, and optimize G-code programs for CNC lathes and machining centers using Mastercam or similar CAM software.
Develop and maintain CNC programs, including macro programming when required.
Work closely with the Tool Room/Machining Operations Manager and Machine Shop Supervisors to prioritize programming schedules.
Support machining operations by troubleshooting programs and improving machining processes.
Optimize CNC programs, tooling, and machining methods to improve quality, efficiency, and cycle times.
Provide technical guidance and direction to other CNC Programmers within the Machine Shop.
Collaborate with tooling suppliers and software vendors to evaluate new tooling and programming solutions.
Maintain a strong understanding of tooling, tooling concepts, and machining best practices.
Assist with machine scheduling and employee machine assignments when needed or in the absence of direct supervision.
Utilize software and reports, including scheduling spreadsheets, backlog reports, and production reports, to support production planning.
Assist with special projects including:
Training new CNC lathe operatorsEvaluating new and trial toolingCNC program and process optimizationDeveloping new machining processesSupporting Engineering and Sales with machining estimates and new product quotationsParticipate in safety meetings, incident investigations, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Attend supervisor meetings as required.
Perform additional duties as assigned. Check out our Google Reviews Visit us on LinkedIn and Facebook company pagesIf not the right job for you, tell a friend!#ZR