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.
Lead CNC Turning & Milling Machinist — Aerospace/Medical Kintara Cleveland, OH Job Details $29 - $32 an hour 19 hours ago Benefits Paid time off Retirement plan Qualifications Quality assurance experience within aerospace industry Mechanical blueprint interpretation GibbsCAM Machine setup Equipment setup (production tasks) Blueprint specification interpretation Technical documentation Aluminum Coaching Machining fixtures Bore gauges Engineering process optimization Machining tool setup
ISO 9001
Factory operations documentation First article inspection Dimensional measurements Continuous improvement CNC quality inspection Holding fixtures proficiency Quality control experience within aerospace industry Decision making Precision measurement in machining Geometry Milling machines CNC toolpath generation Senior level Stainless steel Equipment adjustment (production tasks) Full Job Description Lead CNC Turning & Milling Machinist —
Aerospace/Medical Location:
Northeast Ohio |
Compensation:
$29 - $32 per hour, DOE + overtime eligible Who we are: Kintara supports a best‑in‑class precision manufacturer building tight‑tolerance parts for aerospace, defense, medical, and advanced industrial applications. Is this you? Do you thrive in high‑mix, low‑to‑medium volume work where every setup is a fresh challenge? Do you enjoy owning the process—from fixture concept to first article to final inspection? Can you translate complex GD&T and customer specs into reliable, repeatable processes? Are you the go‑to person others ask for help with chatter, tool life, or dimensional drift? What you'll do Independently set up and run multi‑axis CNC turning and milling centers. Engineer tooling and workholding strategies; validate fixtures for complex geometries.
Own FAI:
execute inspections and complete all documentation. Verify critical dimensions in process using CMMs, surface plates, micrometers, bore gauges, and indicators. Troubleshoot tool wear, chatter, process instability, and dimensional variation. Interpret prints, customer specs, and advanced GD&T to meet tight tolerances. Create/maintain setup sheets, process documentation, and production records. Continuously improve throughput, quality, and efficiency. Coach and support less experienced machinists as a technical leader on the floor. What you'll bring 10+ years of CNC machining in precision environments. Experience with 4‑ and/or 5‑axis milling plus multi‑axis turning. Fixture/workholding design skills for complex parts. FAI execution and documentation experience. Advanced GD&T interpretation. Comfort with CMMs and precision inspection tools (micrometers, bore gauges, indicators, surface plates). Mastery of feeds/speeds, tooling selection; metals include steel, stainless, aluminum; titanium a plus. Experience within
AS9100, ISO
9001, or similar quality systems. Independent, sound decision‑making with minimal oversight. CAM programming exposure (Mastercam/GibbsCAM preferred but not required). Tech you'll touch CNC Mill (3-4 axis VMC), including Haas Multi‑axis turning and milling centers Why this role First shift: 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Clean, well‑lit, climate‑controlled facility. Competitive pay, full benefits, retirement plans, PTO, and major holidays. Build components that matter—supporting aerospace, defense, and medical missions. Preferred strengths GD&T mastery Strong CNC programming literacy Setup & changeover efficiency Production run setup optimization Manual machining fundamentals
