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Three M Tool & Machine

Skilled CNC Mill/Multi-Axis Machinist

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What they do

A Machinist builds and repairs precisely detailed and sized metal parts used in a variety of tools and appliances. Builds parts following a blueprint or creates original designs.

$49,380 / year median in Michigan

-8% projected decline

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Skilled CNC Mill/Multi-Axis Machinist Three M Tool & Machine - 3.3 Commerce, MI Job Details Full-time From $30 an hour 3 days ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Snacks provided Vision insurance 401(k) matching Flexible schedule Qualifications Trigonometry Tooling 5S Shop math Materials handling
Full Job Description Job Summary:
Salary dependent on experience
IF YOU KNOW YOUR WAY AROUND A MACHINE, WE WANT YOU!
If you have experience running multi-axis CNC mills and/or lathes, can hold tight tolerances, read a print, make offsets and adjustments, and take pride in making a damn good part, we want to talk to you. This is skilled work. We expect you to bring the experience — and we'll give you the environment to put it to good use.
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
Real-world CNC machining experience — Mill, Lathe and/or Multi-Axis Experience with 4th/5th axis machining is a big plus Someone who understands feeds, speeds, tooling, workholding and setups Someone who can read and understand complex blueprints and GD&T Someone who knows how to hold tight tolerances and cares about quality Ability to make tool offsets, wear adjustments and program edits when needed Someone comfortable troubleshooting when things don't go exactly as planned A machinist who can work independently and owns their work Someone who can look at a problem and work with the team to figure it out Someone who actually gives a sh•t about the parts they're making
MORE IMPORTANTLY
YOU NEED TO FIT OUR CULTURE
We live by our 4 Core Values around here: 1.
GIVE A SH
•T Care about your work. Care about your teammates. Care about doing things right. 2.
BE VERSATILE
We're a machine shop, not a conveyor belt. Be willing to learn, jump in, help out and do more than one thing. 3.
CREATE SOLUTIONS
Problems happen. Complaining about them isn't a solution. Figure it out. Ask questions. Make it better. 4.
HAVE FUN
Work hard. Make great parts. Laugh occasionally. Life is too short to spend 40+ hours a week somewhere that sucks.
AND THEN THERE'S THE
ENVIRONMENT... We think work should actually be a pretty damn good place to spend your day. Climate-controlled shop — because sweating your ass off shouldn't be part of the job Flexible start times — because we understand you have a life outside of work Daily OT doesn't exceed 10 hours — we want you safe, productive and able to have a life FREE coffee & snacks — because hungry machinists are cranky machinists Opportunities to learn and grow — we like to promote from within Interesting, challenging work — not the same boring part forever A place where your skills are valued — and where you can keep getting better
SO... ARE YOU OUR KIND OF MACHINIST?
If you know how to set up, run, troubleshoot and make great parts on CNC equipment, take pride in your work, solve problems instead of making excuses, and want to work somewhere that actually gives a sh•t about its people... We should probably talk.
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
From $30.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Application Question(s): Do you give a sh•t? Are you versatile? Do you create solutions? Do you like to have fun? What are the first steps you would take to diagnose and reduce chatter when milling a surface flat with a face mill Describe the GD&T symbol for true position.
Work Location:
In person