CNC Machine Operator

At a GlanceCompany: United Electric ControlsLocation: Watertown, Massachusetts (On-site)Job Type: Full-TimePay Range: $22.00 – $35.00 per hour (based on experience)Shift: Day Shift (Standard 8-hour shift)Overtime: As NeededExperience Level: 1–10 years (Level I–III based on experience)Relocation: No – Local Candidates OnlyPublished: February 20, 2026Apply: Direct through hireCNC---Why This Role ExistsThis role supports ongoing production and operational stability within the machine shop. As part of a steady manufacturing environment, this position plays a key role in producing precision components used in industrial control and instrumentation products.At United Electric Controls, machining accuracy and consistency directly impact product reliability and performance.---The Work You'll Be DoingIn this role, you will:Set up and operate CNC lathes and milling equipmentPerform basic CNC machine operations from blueprints, drawings, and proceduresEnter and run pre-programmed G-code programsMake offset wear and geometry adjustments at the machineChange collets, tool inserts, tool blocks, and tool holdersMaintain coolant and oil levelsPerform in-process quality checks using precision measuring toolsAssist with bar stock handling and chip managementFollow preset and setup processes to reduce lead timesMaintain production quality and output standardsPerform basic machine maintenance as directedMaintain a safe and organized work environment---Machines, Controls & EquipmentYou'll work with equipment such as:Machines:(5) Miyano dual-spindle, 5-axis lathesHaas milling machineMazak CNC machinesDrill presses and turret lathesControls:FanucMazak (G-code based)CAM Software:No CAM currently used (experience is a plus but not required)Inspection Tools:VerniersMicrometersRing gagesPlug gagesPin gages---Materials You'll Work WithIndustrial-grade metals used in control and instrumentation components---What We're Looking ForRequired:1–3 years CNC experience (Operator I)3–5 years CNC experience (Operator II)5–10 years CNC experience (Operator III)Ability to read blueprints and basic CNC programsExperience performing quality inspections with precision measuring toolsAbility to communicate effectively in English (written and verbal)High school diploma or equivalentTeam-oriented with a commitment to continuous improvementPreferred (Not Required):Experience with multi-spindle lathesExperience with Fanuc or Mazak controlsExposure to CAM softwarePhysical Requirements:Standing/walking up to 8 hours per dayLifting up to 45 lbs---Why Machinists Like Working HereMachinists choose United Electric Controls because:Stable, established manufacturing environmentModern multi-spindle CNC equipmentTeam-based shop cultureClear processes and production structureOpportunity to grow from Operator I through Operator III---Pay, Benefits & SchedulePay Range: $22.00 – $35.00 per hour (DOE)Schedule:Day shift8-hour shiftsOvertime as neededBenefits:Full-time employmentStandard company benefits (details provided during interview process)---ApplyInterested machinists can apply directly through hireCNC.Apply Now or Save This Job to come back later.