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GFS Machining
Entry level CNC 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.
$48,959 / year median in Wisconsin
-3% projected decline
Job Description
This entry-level machinist position focuses on operating CNC lathes, mill, and swiss machines to produce high-quality parts. We're looking for an ambitious individual that we can train over time, to give you the necessary skills to perform your own machine setups, tooling selection, and inspection to build a strong foundation in a skilled trade. Responsibilities Operate CNC machines to keep production running smoothly and consistently. Monitor machines during operation to ensure they are running correctly and safely. Remove finished parts from the machine and handle them carefully to avoid damage. Perform quality checks on finished parts using micrometers, calipers, and other measuring tools. Verify part dimensions against specifications and tolerances to ensure accuracy. Report any quality issues, machine problems, or irregularities to the appropriate personnel. Assist in basic machine adjustments under guidance to maintain part quality. Maintain a clean and organized work area around the machines. Follow standard operating procedures, safety guidelines, and shop rules at all times. Develop skills over time to perform basic machine setups and offsets independently. Essential Skills Mechanical aptitude, including experience working with hands, power tools, and hand tools. Proficiency with basic shop math and decimals. Comfort working in a machining environment with production equipment. Additional Skills & Qualifications Previous experience in machining or CNC operation is beneficial but not required for entry-level candidates. Strong attention to detail when measuring and inspecting parts. Reliability and consistency in attendance and punctuality. Ability to follow instructions and learn new processes and setups over time. Good communication skills to work effectively with supervisors and team members. Why Work Here? You will have the opportunity to learn a valuable skilled trade in an established machine shop. The environment supports growth from basic machine operation into more advanced responsibilities such as 5 axis machining, CAD and CAM programming, providing a clear path to build long-term technical skills and experience. Work Environment We pride ourselves on maintaining a clean shop environment, far better than what most think of when imagining a machine shop. Safety is always number one and support/mentorship is number two. Our goal is to raise up every one of our employees to be world-class in their respective area. The sky is the limit!