1st Shift - CNC Programming Machinist

Job Title: CNC Machinist

/Programmer

Location: Richfield, WI

Shift: 1

st

Shift, rotating.

5:00 AM - 3:30 PM, M-Th (2 weeks)

5:00 AM - 3:30 PM, T-F (2 weeks)

Pay Range: $2

8

.00 - $3

4

.00 / hour

Job Summary:

We are seeking a

CNC Machinist/Programmer

proficient in conversational

programming to

program,

set

up,

and

operate

CNC

mills/lathes

.

You

will translate blueprints into machine instructions directly at the controller-bypassing external CAM software-to produce high-quality parts. The ideal candidate thrives in fast-paced, prototype, or low-volume production environments, utilizing onboard

control

features

to

optimize

cycle

times

and

ensure

precision.

Key

Responsibilities

Conversational

Programming: Directly input part geometry,

tooling, and machining

parameters

into

the

CNC

controller

(e.g.,

Fanuc,

Haas,

Mazatrol

,

or similar) to generate machine paths. Setup

&

Operation:

Perform

machine

setup,

including

tool

selection,

fixture preparation, and work offset calibration. Blueprint

Interpretation:

Read

and

interpret

complex

technical

drawings, geometric dimensioning and

tolerancing (GD&T),

and

engineering

specifications. Quality

Assurance:

Inspect

parts

using

micrometers,

calipers,

and

gauges

to ensure compliance with specifications;

make necessary offsets or program adjustments to maintain tolerances. Troubleshooting:

Diagnose

and

rectify

machining

issues

(tool

wear,

chatter, finish quality) during production runs. Workflow Optimization:

Manage quick-turnaround

jobs

by

efficiently

using

conversational canned

cycles and pre-programmed settings. Maintenance:

Perform

routine

machine

preventative maintenance

and

maintain a clean, organized work area. Required

Skills

&

Qualifications

Experience: Proven

experience

in

a

CNC

machining

role

with

a

heavy

emphasis

on conversational programming. Technical

Knowledge:

Deep

understanding

of

speeds,

feeds,

material

properties, and cutting tool selection. Math/Logic:

Strong

shop

math

skills. Independence:

Ability

to work

with

minimal

supervision and

manage

multiple tasks in a production environment. Attitude:

Detail-oriented,

quality-focused,

and

willing

to work

overtime as

required by production schedules. Preferred

Qualifications

Experience with

specific control

interfaces (e.g.,

Mazatrol

,

Fagor

,

Haas

NGC,

Hurco

). Ability

to

perform

basic

G-code

editing

if

conversational

limits

are

reached. Prior

experience

in

prototype

,

job

shop

,

or

tool

&

die

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Job Title: CNC Machinist

/Programmer

Location: Richfield, WI

Shift: 1

st

Shift, rotating.

5:00 AM – 3:30 PM, M-Th (2 weeks)

5:00 AM – 3:30 PM, T-F (2 weeks)

Pay Range: $2

8

.00 - $3

4

.00 / hour

Job Summary:

We are seeking a

CNC Machinist/Programmer

proficient in conversational

programming to

program,

set

up,

and

operate

CNC

mills/lathes

.

You

will translate blueprints into machine instructions directly at the controller-bypassing external CAM software-to produce high-quality parts. The ideal candidate thrives in fast-paced, prototype, or low-volume production environments, utilizing onboard

control

features

to

optimize

cycle

times

and

ensure

precision.

Key

Responsibilities

Conversational

Programming: Directly input part geometry,

tooling, and machining

parameters

into

the

CNC

controller

(e.g.,

Fanuc,

Haas,

Mazatrol

,

or similar) to generate machine paths. Setup

&

Operation:

Perform

machine

setup,

including

tool

selection,

fixture preparation, and work offset calibration. Blueprint

Interpretation:

Read

and

interpret

complex

technical

drawings, geometric dimensioning and

tolerancing (GD&T),

and

engineering

specifications. Quality

Assurance:

Inspect

parts

using

micrometers,

calipers,

and

gauges

to ensure compliance with specifications;

make necessary offsets or program adjustments to maintain tolerances. Troubleshooting:

Diagnose

and

rectify

machining

issues

(tool

wear,

chatter, finish quality) during production runs. Workflow Optimization:

Manage quick-turnaround

jobs

by

efficiently

using

conversational canned

cycles and pre-programmed settings. Maintenance:

Perform

routine

machine

preventative maintenance

and

maintain a clean, organized work area. Required

Skills

&

Qualifications

Experience: Proven

experience

in

a

CNC

machining

role

with

a