CNC Machinist

Description Why UMC? At UMC, we don't just make products - we innovate, solve problems, and build a better future. As a proud, privately owned second-generation manufacturer, we've earned our reputation as leaders in our industry by producing highly complex parts with precision and ingenuity. What sets us apart? Our people. We're a passionate team that values collaboration, continuous learning, and going above and beyond. If this sounds like your kind of workplace, keep reading! Generous PTO: Start with 3 weeks of paid time off per year, with accrual from day one. Night shift employees receive an additional week of PTO (4 weeks total)! Competitive Pay: Attractive salary with 25% pay differential for night shift roles and 20% for weekend shifts Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, short- and long-term disability, and paid holidays. 401k Match: Dollar-for-dollar matching up to 5%. Professional Growth : Tuition reimbursement for professional development. Work Schedule: Days: Monday through Thursday, 6:00 am - 4:30 pm Nights: Monday through Thursday, 4:30 pm - 3:00 am Weekends: Friday through Sunday, 5:00 am - 5:30 pm Available Positions Mill Turn - Days Milling - Days MIll Turn- Nights Swiss- Nights Milling - Weekends Swiss- Weekends About the Role The CNC Machinist is responsible for the daily operation, setup, and quality assurance of machines within their designated area. This role supports both production goals and a culture of safety while upholding the core values of the company: Great People, Going Beyond, and Growing. What You'll Do The primary duties and responsibilities of the CNC Machinist consist of, but are not limited to: Independently set up machines for various jobs; seek assistance from a Supervisor or Senior Machinist for advanced setups as needed. Execute efficient, high-quality machine operation, ensuring parts meet required specifications through frequent inspections and documentation. Proactively recommend and implement process improvements in collaboration with Engineering and Senior Machinists. Assist in troubleshooting processes with the support of Supervisors, Engineers, and Senior Machinists to maintain optimal production flow. Keep a comprehensive written log at each machine, creating a record of machine operations, part specifications, and setup notes accessible to other shifts or supervisors. Perform in-process inspections of machined products, accurately documenting results, and verifying adherence to standards. Conduct and support first-piece inspections, ensuring alignment with inspection plans and troubleshooting as needed. Perform total productive maintenance on assigned machines, including minor repairs and troubleshooting. Train other machinists or operators on job functions, controls, and machine operations to promote team competency and flexibility. Maintain and promote a safe working environment, reporting potential hazards, unsafe conditions, and equipment issues promptly. Requirements Education and Experience Associate’s degree in Machining or related field or work experience in place of education. 2+ years' experience as a machinist. Previous experience working with CMM and VCMM Competencies Ability to express ideas, share information, listen actively, and demonstrate professionalism in written and verbal communications. Able to read and interpret blueprints, use simple math to perform basic calculations, and use hand-held measuring tools. Basic knowledge of CMM, VCMM, and GD&T. Promotes a sense of urgency to expedite work through area while maintaining quality standards. Strong mechanical aptitude. Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills. Able to make effective and timely decisions. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Able to work efficiently with minimal supervision. Embodies the personal commitment to the shared core values of UMC: Great People, Going Beyond, and Growing. Physical Requirements Prolonged standing with occasional twisting (80-90% of the workday) Pushing/pulling carts and/or pallet jacks Dexterity with computers - the ability to type and use a mouse. Frequent lifting of materials up to 40 lbs., occasional lifting to 75 lbs. Continuous use of hands and upper extremities in fine and gross manipulation using various wrist positions and grip/pinch spans to operate equipment, push buttons, carry boxes, push carts, etc. Frequent firm grip with tools requiring torque to tighten machine parts, tooling, and fixtures Must be able to meet customer demand requirements for performing visual inspection and/or other product acceptance activities with or without accommodation (only for positions in which this is a requirement of the job per the customer requirement). Ability to pass an annual vision test. #J-18808-Ljbffr