CNC Milling/Turning Specialist — Precision Castings & Forgings

Bored running the same part every day?Join a true job shop where every week brings new materials, setups, and problem‑solving. If you thrive on tight tolerances and real ownership at the spindle, this role is for you.You willOperate CNC mills and/or lathes to machine complex parts to print, traveler, and quality plan.Hold ±0.001\" or tighter routinely and spot process drift before it shows up on a gage.Measure with calipers, micrometers, bore/thread gages, height gages, and indicators; adjust wear and geometry offsets correctly.Flag tool wear, breakage, chatter, and finish issues early; coordinate with setup or supervision to prevent scrap.Run multiple machines or setups when workload and skillline up.Own simple‑to‑moderate setups: load tools, establish offsets, verify first‑piece; assist complex setups (2nd ops, re‑chucking, post‑change verification).Edit feeds/speeds at the control; escalate program changes to setup or programming.Read drawings with GD&T and surface finish callouts; select the right inspection tool for each feature.Complete in‑process and final inspections and document results per control plans and travelers.Follow ISO 9001:2015/AS9100D procedures, traveler sign‑offs, and controlled document use; report nonconformances immediately — don’t pass suspect parts.Keep machines and work area clean and organized (5S); follow PPE, guarding, LOTO, and safe coolant/chemical handling.Communicate job status and issues for smooth shift handoffs; support less‑experienced operators and finisher trainees; speak up with improvement ideas.What we’re looking for5+ years CNC machining in precision manufacturing, job shop, or contract manufacturing.Proven ability to maintain ±0.001\" or tighter.Strong blueprint/GD&T skills and tolerance interpretation.Comfort with standard precision metrology.Ability to perform independent simple‑to‑moderate setups.Offset mastery and process awareness.High school diploma/GED (tech/vocational training a plus).Lift up to 50 lbs.; team‑lift as needed.Read/write English; basic computer skills.Bonus pointsFANUC 0i/30i/31i controls.Large‑format VMCs, HMCs, CNC lathes.Castings/forgings or other near‑net workpieces.ISO 9001 or AS9100D experience.4th/5th axis exposure.Aero/defense/power gen/heavy industrial quality familiarity.Environment & scheduleLate‑model machines in a clean shop. 1st Shift, Monday–Friday.Benefits & rewardsMedical, dental, vision on Day 1.Company‑paid life and short/long‑term disability.HSA and FSA options.401(k) with match.Paid vacation, sick time, holidays.Weekly pay; gainsharing bonus opportunities.Tuition assistance for continued learning.Clean, climate‑controlled gage room; stable precision environment.About Acme IndustriesFounded in 1948 and headquartered in Elk Grove Village, IL, Acme Industries is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified, PE‑backed, and growing toward $300M. We machine large, complex castings and forgings for aerospace, defense, power generation, mining, and transportation — work where first‑time quality matters.Compensation$25.00–$35.00 per hour, commensurate with experience.If you’re ready for variety, precision, and respect for your craft, apply now. #J-18808-Ljbffr Acme Machining