CNC Operator

A CNC operator produces machined parts by programming, setting up and operating a computer numerical control (CNC) machine. Maintaining equipment, adhering to quality and safety standards and keeping detailed part records are some of the core responsibilities of a CNC operator.

• Prepares, maintains and operates CNC machines to perform required task
• Identifies specific order needed and desired result by following schedule
• Translates scheduled order to computer command and correctly enters program into PC
• Verifies the program is correctly entered
• Prepares and loads plywood into CNC and performs a "test run" to check if the machine produces pieces according to the specifications
• Sets machine to produce full order and supervises the correct execution while making adjustments, as necessary, to produce the best result possible
• Inspects and measures finished wooden pieces to determined quality and correct measurements
• Carefully and accurately sorts the different parts and readies them for the next phase in production
• Takes the initiative to check and maintain machinery daily to ensure functionality.

• Must be able to stand on feet and/or walk for entire shift (8 - 12hours)
• Must be able to push, pull, balance, lift, and load in excess of 70 pounds constantly to move objects
• Good measuring and math skills
• Utilize power tools to work on equipment and ability to change bits as required
• Ability to enter program into PC and verify information
• Accurately separate cut parts according to type