Senior Multi‑Axis CNC Machining Specialist

Job Description

Job Description

A day on the floor

You arrive to a clean, organized cell, review the traveler, and pull up the latest drawing. After dialing in your setup on mills, lathes, or a multi‑axis center, you verify tool offsets, dry‑run the program, and make the first cut. You confirm dimensions with micrometers and calipers, capture first‑article results, and tune feeds and speeds to hit both tolerance and cycle‑time goals. Before handoff, you document to AS9100 expectations, tidy your area to 5S standards, and huddle with engineers and programmers to suggest a smarter fixture for the next run.

• Set up and run CNC milling, turning, and multi‑axis machining equipment to produce complex, tight‑tolerance parts.
• Translate blueprints, engineering drawings, and instructions into reliable machining strategies.
• Hold demanding tolerances while maximizing accuracy, efficiency, and throughput.
• Monitor machine behavior; adjust tooling, offsets, and parameters to maintain quality and productivity.
• Inspect work using precision instruments such as micrometers, calipers, and gauges; complete documentation as required.
• Perform routine maintenance and assist in troubleshooting to keep equipment production‑ready.
• Maintain a safe, orderly workspace consistent with 5S and company safety practices.
• Partner with engineers, programmers, and fellow machinists to refine processes and eliminate waste.
• Support AS9100 quality standards and drive continuous improvement actions.

• High school diploma or GED; additional technical schooling or machining certification preferred.
• 7+ years of hands‑on CNC machining experience.
• Expertise reading and interpreting drawings and blueprints.
• Proficiency with precision measurement and inspection tools.
• Working knowledge of G‑code and CNC programming concepts.
• Strong mechanical intuition and practical problem‑solving skills.
• A quality‑first mindset with exceptional attention to detail.
• Independence on the machine and a collaborative approach with the team.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and remain on your feet for extended periods.

• Background with Okuma machines and OSP controls.
• Multi‑axis machining experience.
• Experience in aerospace, defense, motorsports, or other precision manufacturing settings.
• Knowledge of AS9100 systems.
• Familiarity with first‑article inspections, process travelers, and manufacturing documentation.

At Richard Childress Racing Manufacturing Solutions, you’ll contribute components that perform in the most demanding arenas: motorsports, aerospace, defense, and advanced manufacturing. You’ll be surrounded by craftspeople who care deeply about precision and improvement—and by technology that helps you do your best work.

• Competitive compensation aligned with experience and skill.
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage.
• 401(k) retirement plan.
• Paid time off and paid holidays.
• Ongoing training and professional development.
• Advancement opportunities in a growing precision manufacturer.
• Clean, modern, quality‑driven environment.
• Challenging, high‑precision projects across multiple industries.

Our legacy is built on precision, innovation, and performance. We believe the best parts come from teams who take pride in their craft. Join us and turn your expertise into impact—every shift, every part.

• Troubleshooting skills
• CNC programming
• AS9100 quality systems
• G‑code
• Aerospace manufacturing
• AS9100 experience
• Blueprint reading
• CNC machining
• Defense manufacturing
• Motorsports manufacturing
• Precision manufacturing