CNC Programmers, 1st and 2nd shifts

CNC Machinist
This role offers the opportunity to perform high-level CNC setup and machining on large precision components within a clean, well-organized job shop environment. You will work with a variety of CNC and manual machines, primarily using Fanuc controls, to produce and repair tight-tolerance parts for critical power generation applications. All new hires receive comprehensive training on first shift before moving into their designated shift and division.
Set up and operate a variety of CNC machine tools, including Mazak, Haas, Doosan, Johnford, Okuma, Puma, and Alpha machines, to produce precision parts to tight tolerances (down to +/- 0.0001).
Perform full CNC setups, including tool changes, offsets, and adjusting speeds and feeds to optimize machining performance and part quality.
Interpret and edit G and M codes, understanding the function of each code, and make program edits as needed using Fanuc controls and Mastercam-generated programs.
Perform manual machining operations on vertical turret lathes (VTLs), Bridgeports, manual mills, manual lathes, and turning centers as required.
Align and secure holding fixtures, cutting tools, attachments, accessories, and materials onto machines to ensure safe and accurate setups.
Read and interpret standard and advanced blueprints, including GD&T symbols, to determine machining operations, sequence, and dimensions.
Conduct in-process and final quality inspections using micrometers, calipers, gauges, and other precision measuring tools to verify parts meet specifications.
Perform changeovers on machines for shorter production runs, ensuring efficient setup and minimal downtime between jobs.
Operate overhead cranes to safely load and unload large parts, including components up to approximately six-foot beds.
Follow job shop practices by working on multiple, varied jobs rather than repetitive production, especially in the bearings, seals, and hydraulics division.
Collaborate with team members and follow established machining procedures, safety standards, and quality processes across different divisions.
Participate in training on first shift for at least 90 days, learning company-specific processes, equipment, and safety practices before transitioning to the assigned shift.
Support outage season work by maintaining a full schedule and being available for additional hours as needed, particularly on second shift.
At least 3 years of high-level CNC setup experience on larger parts, including G and M coding and program edits.
Proficiency with Fanuc controls for CNC machining and program adjustments.
Demonstrated experience loading and positioning large parts using an overhead crane.
Hands-on experience performing quality inspections using micrometers, calipers, gauges, and verniers.
Ability to perform CNC setups on multiple machine brands, including Mazak, Haas, Doosan, Johnford, Okuma, Puma, and Alpha.
Comfort working with tight tolerances, including production runs held to +/- 0.0001.
Ability to safely operate and work around large machining equipment and overhead lifting devices.
Full CNC programming experience, either conversational or using CAD/CAM systems.
Mastercam experience for programming and editing CNC machining operations.
Experience in vertical turret lathe operations and complex job shop work.
The company operates in the power generation and turbine sector, supporting critical infrastructure such as data centers, which provides stable and consistent work. Leadership invests in modern equipment and upgrades annually, reflecting a commitment to long-term growth and operational excellence. The role is based in a large, job shop-style machining facility with multiple divisions, including a parts division and a bearings, seals, and hydraulics division. The shop floor is extremely clean, well-organized, and structured into different areas for various types of work. There is a mix of older and newer equipment, and the company invests heavily in upgrading machinery each year. First shift typically runs from 6:00 a.m. Monday through Friday, with some optional overtime at the end of the day or on Saturdays. Second shift generally runs from 2:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., Monday through Thursday, with an additional eight-hour shift on Friday and some six-hour Saturday shifts, totaling approximately 50 to 58 hours per week and including a 20% shift differential. All training occurs on first shift for at least 90 days before transitioning to the assigned shift. Employees regularly use CNC machines with Fanuc controls, vertical turret lathes, Bridgeports, manual mills and lathes, overhead cranes, and precision measuring tools such as micrometers, calipers, verniers, and gauges. The environment emphasizes safety, organization, and high-quality work, with a culture that supports continuous improvement and professional pride.
This is a Permanent position based out of Euclid, Ohio.
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