CNC programmer

As a CNC Programmer, you will handle the full lifecycle of part production, from drafting code and configuring vertical mills to executing the manufacturing of bespoke and standard components. Your daily contributions will involve working with wood, steel, and aluminum, while also mentoring staff, upholding production timelines, and guaranteeing superior craftsmanship within our specialized manufacturing facility. Primary Duties Develop CNC programs and manage the setup and operation of vertical milling equipment, specifically Haas VF-10, VF-4, VF-3, and Fadal models. Handle the configuration and teardown of machining centers while conducting routine cleaning and preventative maintenance. Establish production timelines for machining centers to align with operational needs. Provide guidance and supervision to machine operators to foster team growth. Process various steel and aluminum components. Utilize diverse shop machinery, such as manual mills, welding tools, saws, press brakes, sanders, drills, and panel saws. Interpret complex blueprints, technical sketches, shop drawings, and precise tape measurements. Convert detailed technical schematics into finished, fabricated goods. Partner with management and design teams to ensure all client specifications are fulfilled. Optimize production efficiency to help maintain high‑quality standards across all output. Assist in meeting urgent order deadlines by being available for overtime shifts as needed. Ensure the workspace and machinery remain tidy and well‑maintained to support a safe environment. Juggle various assignments, adjust to shifting priorities, and ensure all deadlines are met. Oversee the progression of projects from the initial design phase to final assembly. Completion of a trade school program or equivalent professional training. At least 5 years of hands‑on experience in G‑code and vertical CNC mill programming. 3 to 5 years of dedicated CNC programming background, with a preference for SolidWorks or BobCAD proficiency. Proven ability to utilize power tools and shop equipment within a custom manufacturing setting. Prior experience within the live event sector is considered a plus. 1 to 3 years of experience operating a forklift is preferred. Background in 3D printing is highly desirable. Familiarity with working with Plexiglass, veneers, laminates, and wood is preferred. Possession of a Haas CNC or NIMSS CNC Machine Operator certification is preferred. Physical capability to maneuver heavy machinery and lift, pull, push, or carry loads up to 75 pounds. Excellent organizational, time management, and communication abilities. Capacity to function effectively both as an independent contributor and as part of a collaborative team. Flexibility to work a standard Monday through Friday schedule from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM, with the expectation of frequent overtime, weekend, holiday, and evening work. #J-18808-Ljbffr Caliberr Staffing