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Marini Machining

Precision CNC Production Machinist

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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

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Precision CNC Production Machinist Marini Machining Racine, WI Job Details $18 - $25 an hour 3 hours ago Qualifications Machine tool maintenance Inspection gauge Mechanical blueprint interpretation Machine setup Equipment setup (production tasks) Blueprint specification interpretation Grinding machine operation System troubleshooting Labeling Monitoring dimensions Industrial equipment adjustment Palletization Machining tool setup Machine cleaning Mid-level Shop math Industrial equipment troubleshooting Dimensional measurements Stacking CNC quality inspection Precision measurement in machining Mechanical quality control procedures CNC G-code Programming Milling machines Hand tools Communication skills Machine finishing Technical Proficiency Equipment adjustment (production tasks) CNC machine maintenance Full Job Description Day in the life Reporting to the Shop Supervisor, you'll transform raw metal into precise components by operating CNC, conventional, and special‑purpose equipment. Your shift moves from safe part loading and setup through in‑process checks, adjustments, and final verification to ensure every piece meets spec. What you'll handle Load and unload workpieces with hoists and hand tools, securing them to the machining table. Start up equipment, watch cycle performance, and correct malfunctions or out‑of‑tolerance conditions by adjusting controls or media. Verify critical dimensions and alignment using micrometers, height gauges, and gauge blocks. Tag or stamp completed parts and record run data on Process and Log sheets. Clean parts using a washing machine and deburring tools (files, die grinders, hand grinders); stack on pallets or stage in tubs. Perform routine preventive maintenance on manual and automated machines: clean interiors/exteriors, check and refill oil, and make minor repairs. Notify the supervisor of equipment issues requiring additional service. Reporting structure No supervisory responsibilities. Additional expectations Other responsibilities as assigned by the Shop Supervisor. Qualifications Effective interpersonal and written communication skills. Ability to collaborate in a team environment. General math and reading proficiency. General understanding of blueprint reading. Knowledge of gauges, proper reading techniques, and interpretation of measured results. Technical proficiency CNC Tooling Troubleshooting Skills CNC Programming G-Code M-Code CNC Machine Setup & Changeover Precision Measurement & Hand Metrology Machine Setups for Production Runs Manual Machining Skills Equipment you'll run CNC Mill (3-4 axis VMC) (Fanuc, Mazak) CNC Lathe (2-4 axis) (Mazak, Samsung, Hyundai - Wia) Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) (Zeiss) Calipers and Micrometers Horizontal Machining Center (3-4 axis) Vertical Lathe Legal and compliance Eligible to work within the United States