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CNC Machinist

At a glance Company: Keel Location: 4194 Highway 165, Hollywood, SC 29449 Job Type: Full Time Experience: One year of machining or manufacturing experience preferred Machines: CNC mills, lathes and machining centers Why this job is worth considering Keel was formed by bringing together three companies with experience in steel fabrication, shipbuilding, aerospace and defense manufacturing. Its teams build ships, defense systems, aerospace components and heavy steel structures. This CNC Machinist role focuses on operating and adjusting CNC equipment, checking parts to specification and supporting safe, consistent production. What you’ll be doing Set up and operate CNC mills, lathes and machining centers. Read and interpret blueprints, work orders and part specifications. Use precision measuring tools to inspect parts and verify conformance to specifications. Adjust machine controls and offsets to maintain quality and production requirements. Load materials, tools and programs needed for assigned work. Complete required production and quality documentation. Perform routine machine care and help maintain an organized work area. Follow established safety, quality and production procedures. What we’re looking forRequired Ability to read and interpret blueprints, work orders and part specifications. Ability to use precision measuring tools and perform basic shop math. Ability to work safely and follow written and verbal instructions. Preferred One year of machining or manufacturing experience. Experience operating CNC mills, lathes or machining centers. Pay, benefits and schedule This is a full-time position. Keel offers a comprehensive benefits package that may include: 401(k) match Health savings and flexible spending accounts Paid holidays and paid time off Referral bonuses Shift differentials and overtime potential Paid on-the-job training and certification sponsorship Career growth opportunities Physical demands and travel This position involves standing, walking, sitting, reaching, pushing, pulling, climbing, balancing, stooping and kneeling. Employees may lift and carry up to 50 pounds; heavier items require mechanical assistance. Travel is minimal. About Keel and how to apply Keel builds ships, defense systems, aerospace components and heavy steel structures. Apply through Keel’s Paylocity application system. If you require a reasonable accommodation at any stage of the employment process, please email [email protected] with details about your request and your contact information. Accommodation requests are reviewed individually on a case-by-case basis. Please note that this email address is monitored only for inquiries related to reasonable accommodation requests. Equal Opportunity Employer / Individuals with Disabilities / Protected Veterans

  • Meggett, SC

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CNC Machinist – Second Shift

At a glance Company: Custom Design Components Location: Howard City, Michigan Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Second Shift Machines: CNC Milling Machines Parts: Precision Hydraulic Manifolds Reports To: Production Lead Why join Custom Design Components? Custom Design Components is looking for a skilled CNC Machinist to join its second-shift team in Howard City, Michigan. This position is focused primarily on setting up and operating CNC milling machines to manufacture precision hydraulic manifolds. You will read blueprints, select tooling and fixtures, make machine adjustments, inspect completed parts, and ensure every component meets the required specifications. Custom Design Components is a family-owned manufacturer that has produced hydraulic manifolds and precision components since 1993. The company serves agriculture, construction, industrial equipment, military, medical, and other demanding markets. This is a good opportunity for a dependable machinist who can manage their work, maintain quality, and contribute to a clean and organized shop. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up and operate CNC milling machines Produce precision hydraulic manifolds according to job specifications Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and work instructions Select and install the appropriate tooling and fixtures Make machine adjustments to maintain dimensional accuracy Use calipers, micrometers, gauges, and other inspection equipment Inspect completed parts for dimensional and visual defects Troubleshoot machining, tooling, and quality issues Perform routine machine and tooling maintenance Work with different materials and adjust machining methods accordingly Follow production, quality, safety, and housekeeping standards Maintain a clean and organized work area Communicate production concerns to the Production Lead ️ Machines, tools & systems This position involves working with: CNC milling machines Manual machine tools as needed G-code and M-code Cutting tools and workholding fixtures Calipers Micrometers Gauges Other precision inspection equipment Specific CNC machine brands, controls, and programming software were not provided. ⭐ Shop highlights Family-owned manufacturer founded in 1993 Precision hydraulic manifold production CNC milling and turning capabilities Custom and standard manifold manufacturing Prototype through production-volume work Components produced for several major industries Strong focus on clean, burr-free parts Down-to-earth, team-oriented work environment Company investment in employee training Core values of being dedicated, driven, and trustworthy ✅ What we’re looking forRequired Experience setting up and operating CNC milling machines Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings Experience selecting and installing cutting tools and fixtures Ability to use calipers, micrometers, gauges, and related inspection tools Basic machining math and measurement skills Understanding of dimensional tolerances and part specifications Knowledge of different materials and their machinability Ability to inspect completed parts and identify defects Strong organizational and time-management skills Ability to work independently and manage daily responsibilities Clear communication and interpersonal skills Commitment to quality, safety, and workplace cleanliness Preferred Experience machining hydraulic manifolds or fluid-power components Familiarity with G-code and M-code Experience making basic CNC program edits Experience operating manual machine tools Background in a production machining environment Experience troubleshooting tooling, setup, or quality issues Why you’ll like working here Custom Design Components offers experienced machinists the opportunity to work on precision components with clear quality requirements and visible real-world applications. You will be trusted to manage your work, solve machining problems, and take ownership of part quality. The company values dependable employees who bring a strong work ethic, communicate clearly, and want to contribute to a productive team. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $19 to $27 per hour Schedule: Full-time, second shift. Monday thru Thursday 2:30 pm to 2:00 am Benefits include: Health insurance- $60 per pay period for single, $67.50 1 dependent, $75 family IRA retirement plan with $50 per pay period company match Paid time off based on years of service Paid Holidays Gym membership About Custom Design Components Custom Design Components is a family-owned hydraulic manifold manufacturer based in Howard City, Michigan. Founded in 1993, the company manufactures custom and standard hydraulic manifolds along with CNC-turned components. Its capabilities include custom manifold design, CNC milling, CNC turning, quality assurance, thermal deburring, custom scribing, anodizing, plating, and inventory support. The company serves applications across agriculture, construction, industrial equipment, military, medical, and other markets. Custom Design Components is committed to producing reliable, cost-effective components while maintaining a workplace culture built around three values: dedicated, driven, and trustworthy. Apply today If you have CNC milling setup experience and take pride in producing accurate, high-quality parts, apply today through hireCNC.

  • Howard City, MI

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CNC EDM Machinist - 3rd Shift (Makino Fast Hole)

At a glance Company: Burke Aerospace Location: Greenville, SC 29607 Pay: $25–$30 per hour Job type: Full-time Shift: 3rd shift Experience: 4 years Machines: CNC and Makino Fast Hole EDM equipment Why join Burke Aerospace? Burke Aerospace manufactures precision components for demanding aerospace, defense, and turbine-engine applications where quality, repeatability, and accuracy are essential. This third-shift role is an opportunity to bring strong CNC machining fundamentals into a specialized environment and expand your experience with EDM processes and Makino Fast Hole equipment. You’ll join a close-knit company of approximately 75 employees across two U.S. facilities. Burke Aerospace has supplied precision components and engineering services for more than 60 years and continues to invest in advanced manufacturing technology, training, and lean production methods. The Greenville team supports work where careful setup, accurate inspection, disciplined documentation, and consistent machining practices directly affect component quality. Experienced CNC machinists who have not previously worked with EDM are encouraged to apply. Burke is looking for people who take pride in their craft, communicate well, solve problems proactively, and want to keep developing their skills in aerospace manufacturing. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up and operate EDM and CNC machines using established programs, fixtures, and methods. Make edits and adjustments needed to produce parts to work orders, blueprints, and sketches. Apply a working knowledge of feeds, speeds, cutting tools, and machining practices. Inspect dimensional features and confirm work meets quality requirements. Complete production, time, count, and scrap documentation accurately. Maintain machines, tooling, and the work area in a clean and orderly condition. Help train and support other employees as needed. Work with other teams to solve process or system-related problems. Follow OSHA, health, safety, and environmental requirements. ️ Machines & technology Makino Fast Hole EDM equipment CNC machining equipment Manufacturing ERP systems, including JobBOSS ⭐ Shop highlights Precision aerospace, defense, and turbine-engine component work More than 60 years in advanced manufacturing Approximately 75 employees across two U.S. facilities Investment in modern machining and EDM technology Training in specialized aerospace manufacturing processes Voluntary overtime opportunities Lean and continuous-improvement environment AS9100D and ISO 9001 certified quality system Nadcap-accredited nonconventional machining at the Greenville facility ✅ What we’re looking for Required High school diploma or equivalent. At least four years of experience in a manufacturing or warehouse environment. Experience setting up and operating CNC machining equipment. Working knowledge of feeds, speeds, cutting tools, blueprint requirements, and dimensional inspection. Strong communication, organization, prioritization, and attention to detail. A proactive, self-starting approach to problem solving. Understanding of lean or continuous-improvement methods. Ability to perform medium work, including occasionally exerting up to 50 pounds of force. Preferred Experience with EDM, Makino Fast Hole equipment, or aerospace manufacturing. Experience with Microsoft Office and JobBOSS or another manufacturing ERP. Why you’ll like working here Competitive hourly pay based on skills and experience Voluntary overtime opportunities Advanced machining technology and specialized process training Stable, growing aerospace manufacturing work A team environment that values craftsmanship and continuous improvement Opportunities to expand your CNC experience into EDM manufacturing Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $25–$30 per hour Schedule: Full-time, 3rd shift Overtime: Voluntary overtime is available About Burke Aerospace Burke Aerospace is a privately held, high-technology manufacturer serving commercial and military aerospace, defense, and industrial gas-turbine customers. Since 1963, the company has provided precision components and engineering services using capabilities that include high-speed hole EDM, wire EDM, sinker EDM, 5-axis CNC milling, CNC turning, airflow testing, additive manufacturing, and inspection and metrology. The Greenville Center of Excellence supports advanced nonconventional machining and precision manufacturing for turbine-engine and other mission-critical components. Burke Aerospace emphasizes quality, responsiveness, lean manufacturing, employee training, and continued investment in modern equipment. Its quality system is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015, and the Greenville operation holds Nadcap accreditation for nonconventional machining. Machinists at Burke work in an environment where process discipline, problem solving, inspection, and craftsmanship matter. The company’s mix of CNC and EDM technology gives experienced machinists an opportunity to build specialized aerospace skills while contributing to high-quality components. Apply today If you’re an experienced CNC machinist ready to develop specialized EDM skills and contribute to precision aerospace manufacturing, apply today through Burke Aerospace’s Paylocity application system. Burke Aerospace is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate based on any characteristic protected by applicable law.

  • Greenville, SC

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CNC Machine Repair Technician (Okuma / Fanuc)

At a glance Company: Wyman-Gordon Location: Dillon, South Carolina Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 3 Years Machines: CNC Mills • CNC Lathes • Grinders • Automated Manufacturing Equipment Controls: Okuma OSP • Fanuc • PLC Systems Why join Wyman-Gordon? If you enjoy solving complex machine problems and keeping world-class manufacturing equipment running at peak performance, this is an opportunity to work on some of the most advanced CNC equipment in the aerospace industry. Wyman-Gordon is one of the world's premier manufacturers of forged aerospace and defense components. The Dillon, South Carolina facility produces precision components used in commercial aviation, military aircraft, energy, and space applications. Every machine on the floor plays a critical role in producing components where quality and reliability simply cannot be compromised. As a CNC Machine Repair Technician, you'll be responsible for maintaining and improving the equipment that keeps production moving. From troubleshooting servo drives and PLCs to rebuilding hydraulic systems and supporting automation, you'll work alongside experienced maintenance, engineering, and manufacturing teams in a facility that values technical expertise, continuous improvement, and craftsmanship. If you enjoy diagnosing problems, improving machine reliability, and working with advanced CNC equipment, this is a career where your skills make an immediate impact every day. ⚙️ What you'll be doing In this role, you will: Diagnose and repair CNC machine tool failures Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and control system issues Perform preventative and predictive maintenance on CNC manufacturing equipment Troubleshoot servo motors, drives, sensors, PLCs, and machine automation systems Install, align, calibrate, and test CNC equipment Respond quickly to machine breakdowns to minimize production downtime Replace worn or damaged mechanical and electrical components Read electrical schematics, machine drawings, and OEM documentation Maintain maintenance logs and equipment documentation Partner with engineering and production teams to improve equipment reliability Recommend equipment improvements and continuous improvement initiatives Support operators with equipment troubleshooting and proper machine care ️ Machines, controls & software Machines CNC Lathes CNC Mills CNC Grinders Automated Manufacturing Equipment Controls Okuma OSP Fanuc PLC Control Systems Software Microsoft Office Maintenance Management Systems Diagnostic Equipment Precision Measuring Instruments Electrical Diagnostic Equipment Mechanical Test Equipment ⭐ Shop highlights Global aerospace and defense manufacturer Modern CNC machining and automation equipment Critical aerospace manufacturing Advanced maintenance and automation systems Collaborative engineering and maintenance teams Long-term career opportunities Stable production environment Continuous improvement culture Opportunity to work with multiple CNC technologies Materials you'll work with Equipment supports machining of: Titanium Inconel Stainless Steel Carbon & Alloy Steel Aluminum Nickel Alloys ✅ What we're looking for Required High school diploma or GED 3 years repairing CNC machine tools Strong mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic troubleshooting experience Ability to read electrical schematics and machine drawings Experience with precision measuring and diagnostic equipment Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills Basic computer skills including Microsoft Office Ability to prioritize multiple maintenance requests Strong communication and teamwork skills Preferred Technical degree or certificate in Industrial Maintenance, Mechatronics, Electrical Technology, or related field Experience with Okuma and Fanuc CNC controls PLC troubleshooting experience Industrial automation or robotics experience OSHA safety training CNC programming knowledge Why you'll like working here Maintain advanced CNC equipment used in aerospace manufacturing Variety of troubleshooting challenges every day Stable, long-term manufacturing operation Work alongside experienced maintenance and engineering teams Opportunities to grow your technical skills Support critical production equipment that manufactures aerospace components Strong commitment to safety and continuous improvement Pay, benefits & schedule Benefits Competitive compensation Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) Paid time off Career development opportunities Ongoing technical training Schedule Full-Time Overtime available as required Weekend and holiday work may be required based on production needs About Wyman-Gordon Wyman-Gordon is one of the world's leading manufacturers of precision forgings for the aerospace, defense, energy, and industrial markets. With decades of experience producing mission-critical components, the company manufactures forged titanium, nickel alloy, aluminum, and steel products used in jet engines, aircraft structures, power generation, and space applications. The Dillon, South Carolina facility combines advanced forging capabilities with modern CNC machining, automation, inspection, and manufacturing technologies to produce some of the industry's most demanding components. Supported by a strong culture of safety, quality, and continuous improvement, Wyman-Gordon offers employees the opportunity to build long-term careers while contributing to products used around the world. Apply today Ready to put your CNC maintenance and troubleshooting skills to work supporting world-class aerospace manufacturing equipment? Apply today through hireCNC and join the team at Wyman-Gordon .

  • Dillon, SC

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CNC Setup Machinist – Mills / Lathes (4x10 Day Shift)

At a glance Company: Virnig Manufacturing Location: Fort Madison, IA 52627, USA Pay: Starting at $25.50 per hour Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Monday–Thursday | 5:00 AM–3:30 PM | Fridays as needed Machines: CNC machines and manual machine tools Experience: Job-shop or production machining with full setups Why join Virnig Manufacturing? Virnig Manufacturing designs and builds durable steel attachments for skid steers and other compact equipment. This is hands-on machining work supporting a growing American manufacturer and a new Fort Madison operation. You will make steel components that move directly into Virnig products, work independently through full setups, and use your machining judgment to solve problems while protecting quality and throughput. The four-day core schedule gives you consistent 10-hour shifts Monday through Thursday, with Friday work only as production needs require. Virnig also provides medical, dental and vision insurance, a 401(k) match, paid time off, disability and life insurance, an employee assistance program, and opportunities to grow with the operation. ⚙️ What you'll be doing Set up and operate CNC machines and occasional manual machine tools Read job packets, layouts, blueprints and CNC programs Load and unload steel materials and machined parts Adjust tooling and offsets as required Measure and inspect completed parts using calipers, micrometers, gauges and other inspection tools Record production and inspection data accurately Perform side operations during machine cycles Complete daily machine maintenance and escalate larger maintenance needs Maintain a safe, clean work area and support quality and productivity goals across shifts ️ Machines, controls & software CNC production machines Manual machine tools Full machine setups Blueprint and CNC-program interpretation Calipers, micrometers and gauges General computer and production-documentation systems ⭐ Shop highlights Growing Fort Madison manufacturing operation Steel components for skid-steer attachments Full CNC setups rather than load-and-go work Four-day Monday–Thursday core schedule Friday overtime/work only as needed Independent troubleshooting and problem solving Benefits and 401(k) employer match Growth and development opportunities Materials you'll work with Steel components used in compact-equipment attachments ✅ What we're looking for Required Experience in a job-shop or production-machining environment, including full setups Ability to read blueprints, CNC programs, job packets and operational layouts Skill with calipers, micrometers, gauges and other basic inspection tools Mechanical aptitude, troubleshooting and critical-thinking ability Ability to work with limited supervision while meeting quality and performance requirements Ability to operate a forklift and lift up to 75 pounds High school diploma or equivalent Preferred Degree or training in Machine Tool Technology Manual machining experience Equipment repair and maintenance experience Why you'll like working here Starting wage of $25.50 per hour Monday–Thursday, 5:00 AM–3:30 PM schedule Medical, dental and vision insurance 401(k) with employer match Paid vacation and holidays Short- and long-term disability coverage Life insurance and employee assistance program Opportunity to help a growing facility succeed Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: Starting at $25.50 per hour Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 5:00 AM–3:30 PM, with Fridays as needed Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, 401(k) match, paid vacation and holidays, disability coverage, life insurance and employee assistance About Virnig Manufacturing Virnig Manufacturing is an American manufacturer of heavy-duty attachments for skid steers, compact wheel loaders, compact tractors and related equipment. The company designs and manufactures products built for demanding construction, agriculture, landscaping and material-handling applications. The Fort Madison facility is part of Virnig's continued expansion and supports additional manufacturing capacity and future growth. Machinists at the operation help turn steel into the precision components used throughout Virnig's attachment lineup. The work combines CNC production, full setups, inspection, troubleshooting and close teamwork with production and engineering. Virnig values safe work, dependable quality, continuous improvement and employees who take ownership of their equipment and results. Apply today If you are a hands-on CNC machinist who can perform full setups, read blueprints and keep quality on target, apply through hireCNC to join Virnig Manufacturing in Fort Madison.

  • Fort Madison, IA

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Spirit Defense – Experienced Quality Inspector

At a glance Company: Spirit AeroSystems (A Boeing Company) – Spirit Defense Location: Wichita, KS 67235, USA Pay: $24.81–$41.27 per hour Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Must be willing and able to work any shift, including alternative work weeks Experience: Experienced quality, composite, assembly or fabrication inspection background preferred Software: CATIA V5, Enovia, SAP / mERP Why join Spirit Defense? Spirit Defense supports the defense and space marketplace with advanced engineering, rapid prototyping, fabrication and major-assembly capabilities. In this role, your inspection work directly supports the quality, compliance and mission readiness of complex aerospace structures. You will work across major assembly and composite fabrication environments, help confirm that processes and hardware meet demanding requirements, and contribute to root-cause investigations and corrective actions. Spirit AeroSystems is now wholly owned by The Boeing Company, connecting the Wichita operation with one of the world’s most established aerospace organizations. The position is union represented and offers a structured Total Rewards package that may include health insurance, flexible spending and health savings accounts, retirement savings, life and disability coverage, and paid and unpaid time-away programs, depending on eligibility. It is an opportunity for an experienced inspector or aerospace mechanic to apply hands-on manufacturing knowledge in a high-accountability defense environment while developing broader inspection capabilities. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Perform Level A quality-inspection responsibilities supporting Spirit Defense programs Certify for the Systems inspection function Perform process and hardware audits and surveillances Investigate and document root-cause analysis and corrective action Determine and submit test and investigation statements Support inspection work across major assembly and composite fabrication Apply knowledge from systems/payload structures, fuselage, underwing, composite, metals, process or assembly mechanic classifications Assist with training where applicable to assigned job roles Perform the functions associated with Level B requirements ️ Inspection tools & software Model-based definition tools, primarily CATIA V5 and Enovia Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) SAP and Military Enterprise Resource Planner (mERP) Composite, assembly and fabrication inspection processes Process and hardware audit documentation ⭐ Workplace highlights Defense and space manufacturing environment Part of Spirit AeroSystems and The Boeing Company Work supporting complex aerospace structures and mission-critical programs Cross-training across major assembly and composite fabrication Union-represented position Hourly pay from $24.81 to $41.27 based on experience and the collective bargaining agreement Health, retirement, life and disability benefit programs for eligible employees Opportunities to build broader inspection and quality-system experience ✅ What we’re looking for Required Active U.S. Secret Security Clearance; a clearance active within the past 24 months is considered active U.S. citizenship, as required for the security clearance and program access Ability to secure Special Program Access approval Willingness and ability to work any shift, including alternative work weeks Skills or knowledge in at least one relevant mechanic classification, such as systems/payload structures, assembly, fuselage assembly, underwing composites, metals or process mechanics Preferred MVP certification Familiarity with model-based definition, CATIA V5, Enovia and GD&T Familiarity with SAP or Military Enterprise Resource Planner (mERP) Composite, assembly or fabrication inspection experience Two or more years of composite-mechanic experience Two or more years of assembly-mechanic experience Why you’ll like working here Work where quality decisions directly support defense and space missions Use hands-on aerospace manufacturing knowledge in an inspection role Build experience across composites, fabrication and major assembly Contribute to audits, investigations and corrective actions—not just routine checks Work within a structured, union-represented aerospace environment Access eligible Total Rewards programs supporting health, financial security and time away Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $24.81 per hour, with potential to earn up to $41.27 per hour based on experience and in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement. Schedule: Applicants must be willing and able to work any shift, including alternative work weeks. Benefits: Eligible employees may enroll in programs that generally include health insurance, flexible spending accounts, health savings accounts, retirement savings plans, life and disability insurance, and paid and unpaid time away from work. Specific options vary by eligibility, location, hire date and collective bargaining agreement. About Spirit Defense Spirit AeroSystems is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of aerostructures for commercial airplanes, defense platforms, and business and regional jets. The company is headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, and its manufacturing capabilities span advanced fabrication, assembly, composites and aerospace-quality systems. This role supports Spirit’s Defense Business Unit, an independent supplier to the defense and space marketplace. Spirit Defense combines innovative engineering and rapid-prototyping expertise with the manufacturing capabilities needed to deliver structures and technologies for demanding customer missions. As of December 2025, Spirit AeroSystems is wholly owned by The Boeing Company and part of the Boeing family. The Wichita site operates within certified aerospace quality and environmental-management systems, including AS9100 and ISO 9001 certifications. Employees in quality roles help protect the integrity of these programs by verifying processes and hardware, documenting findings, supporting investigations and ensuring work meets applicable requirements. Apply today If you are an experienced aerospace quality inspector or mechanic with an active U.S. Secret Security Clearance, apply through hireCNC to be considered for this Spirit Defense opportunity in Wichita.

  • Wichita, KS

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CNC Milling Machinist / Programmer

At a glance Company: Herkules USA Corp. Location: Ford City, PA 16226, USA Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 5 years of CNC machining experience Machines: CNC milling machines and machining centers CAM Software: GibbsCAM Why join Herkules USA? Herkules USA builds and modernizes high-performance roll grinding machines, lathes and related machine-tool systems at its Ford City, Pennsylvania operation. This is an opportunity to machine the large, complex components that become part of precision equipment used by industrial customers around the world. As part of the international, owner-managed HerkulesGroup, the Ford City team combines more than 100 years of machine-tool tradition with an employee-focused culture, flat hierarchies and continued technical development. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up, program and operate CNC milling machines and machining centers Independently machine workpieces used in mechanical-engineering applications Work from technical drawings and established machining programs Load, align and clamp large workpieces for safe, accurate machining Select appropriate cutting tools and make in-process program or tool corrections Safely operate an overhead crane when handling large components Perform dimensional checks and support quality assurance Work independently while collaborating with the broader production team ️ Machines, equipment & technology CNC milling machines and machining centers Large-part workholding, alignment and clamping systems Overhead crane and material-handling equipment Precision measuring and quality-assurance equipment GibbsCAM CAM programming software ⭐ Shop highlights Established, family-owned international machine-tool group More than 100 years of machine-tool tradition Approximately 115 employees at the Ford City operation Large, air-conditioned production halls Varied, challenging machining rather than repetitive commodity work Bonus payments and a wide range of career opportunities Collegial, family-like working environment Machining, assembly and modernization capabilities supported in-house ✅ What we’re looking for Required At least 5 years of CNC machining experience Programming skills and sound knowledge of cutting tools Ability to read and work from technical drawings Experience setting up and operating CNC milling equipment Ability to work independently with reliability and attention to quality Strong teamwork and communication skills Preferred Experience machining large or complex workpieces Experience using cranes or other material-handling equipment for large parts Background in machine-tool or heavy-equipment manufacturing Why you’ll like working here Secure position with an internationally active company Complex work that uses real programming and setup skill Opportunity to work with large, technically interesting parts Friendly, experienced production team Bonus payments and career-development opportunities Climate-controlled manufacturing environment Benefits Benefits: Bonus payments, paid holidays, paid vacation, medical, dental and vision insurance, 401(k) match, life insurance and disability insurance. Relocation support may be available for qualified candidates. About Herkules USA Herkules is a world-leading specialist in roll machining. The company develops and manufactures high-performance roll grinders, lathes and related machine-tool systems for demanding industrial applications. At the Ford City operation, American technicians, engineers and machinists manufacture new machines and modernize existing equipment. Mechanical production and electrical work are supported in-house, while a broad range of turning, milling, grinding and measuring systems helps the team produce high-precision components. Herkules USA is part of the HerkulesGroup, which employs approximately 1,500 people worldwide. Apply today If you are an experienced CNC milling machinist and programmer who enjoys large components, challenging setups and precision work, apply today to join Herkules USA in Ford City.

  • Ford City, PA

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Manual Turning Machinist – Large Gears / VBM (2nd Shift)

At a glance Company: Brad Foote Gearing Location: Cicero, IL 60804, USA Job Type: Full-Time Shift: 2nd shift Experience: 3 years of manual turning or comparable precision machining Machines: Engine lathes, turret lathes and vertical boring mills Why join Brad Foote Gearing? Brad Foote Gearing has manufactured precision gears and gearboxes for more than 100 years. This role is for a genuine manual machinist—not a CNC operator mislabeled as one. You will perform close-tolerance turning, facing, boring, chamfering, recessing and form-turning operations on large steel parts used in demanding industrial gearing applications. The Cicero plant produces gears from roughly one inch to 140 inches in diameter and combines higher-production areas with high-mix, low-volume work. Manual machinists are a small, experienced group within the broader machining team, so your ability to read the job, plan the setup, measure accurately and make sound adjustments matters. Brad Foote has invested approximately $10 million in machinery over five years and has diversified its customer base to support sustainable growth. ⚙️ What you'll be doing Set up and operate engine lathes, turret lathes and vertical boring mills Review route sheets, blueprints, sketches and written operation instructions Measure rough stock and plan machining to ensure complete cleanup Perform turning, facing, boring, chamfering, recessing and form turning Indicate and true parts, including close-tolerance second-side setups Check dimensions throughout the operation and make size corrections Deburr, stamp, inspect and prepare finished parts Use shop mathematics, micrometers and other precision-measuring instruments Maintain safe work practices while handling large components ️ Machines, controls & software Engine lathes Turret lathes Vertical boring mills Manual turning and boring equipment Micrometers, indicators and precision-measuring instruments ⭐ Shop highlights More than 100 years of precision gear-manufacturing experience Approximately 200,000-square-foot Cicero facility Large, technically challenging steel components High-mix, low-volume and production work Small, experienced manual-machining team Approximately $10 million invested in machinery over five years Guaranteed annual pay increase each February Medical, dental, vision, HSA contribution and 401(k) Long-term demand supported by diversified markets Materials you'll work with Large steel parts used in precision gears, pinions, shafts and gearboxes ✅ What we're looking for Required At least three years of experience operating manual turning equipment or comparable machine tools Ability to read blueprints, sketches, route sheets and written work instructions Working knowledge of shop mathematics and machining principles Ability to use micrometers, indicators and other precision-measuring tools Ability to independently set up work, verify dimensions and make corrections High school diploma or equivalent Preferred Experience with engine lathes, turret lathes or vertical boring mills Large-part, gear or heavy-industrial machining experience Experience with close-tolerance second-operation setups Why you'll like working here Work that depends on real manual-machining skill and judgment Large, complex parts rather than repetitive small-component production Experienced coworkers and direct access to the shop floor Medical, dental and vision coverage beginning the first of the month following your start date Company HSA contribution 401(k), life insurance, and short- and long-term disability Guaranteed annual pay increase each February Optional overtime and opportunities to grow with the operation Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: Competitive hourly compensation based on manual-machining experience; the final range is being confirmed Schedule: 2nd shift, Monday–Friday Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, company HSA contribution, 401(k), life insurance, and short- and long-term disability About Brad Foote Gearing Founded in 1924, Brad Foote Gear Works is an established manufacturer of precision gears, pinions, shafts and gearboxes. The company supports power generation, infrastructure, defense and other demanding industrial markets from facilities in Cicero, Illinois and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Cicero operation combines manual machining, CNC milling and turning, vertical turning, gear cutting and gear grinding. Its reputation is built on quality-focused work rather than low-cost commodity production. Continued investment, diversification and long-term customer demand are creating opportunities for experienced machinists who want stable, technically meaningful work. Apply today If you are an experienced manual machinist who can set up turning equipment, read blueprints and hold close tolerances on large parts, apply through hireCNC to join Brad Foote Gearing in Cicero.

  • Cicero, IL

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5-Axis CNC Machinist / Programmer

At a glance Company: Herkules USA Corp. Location: Ford City, PA 16226, USA Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 5 years of CNC machining experience Machines: 5-axis CNC turning and milling centers CAM Software: GibbsCAM Why join Herkules USA? Herkules USA builds and modernizes high-performance roll grinding machines, lathes and related machine-tool systems at its Ford City, Pennsylvania operation. This is an opportunity to machine the large, complex components that become part of precision equipment used by industrial customers around the world. As part of the international, owner-managed HerkulesGroup, the Ford City team combines more than 100 years of machine-tool tradition with an employee-focused culture, flat hierarchies and continued technical development. The work is varied and challenging, and machinists contribute directly through programming, setup, tool selection, in-process corrections and quality assurance. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Machine complex workpieces made from cast iron, steel and aluminum Operate CNC turning and milling centers for 5-axis work Make real-time program corrections and tool adjustments Load, align and clamp parts according to required machining parameters Develop machine programs and select appropriate cutting tools Read technical drawings and translate requirements into reliable setups Perform in-process checks and support quality assurance Work independently while collaborating with the broader production team ️ Machines, controls & software 5-axis CNC machining centers CNC turning and milling centers Large-part workholding, alignment and clamping systems Precision measuring and quality-assurance equipment GibbsCAM CAM programming software ⭐ Shop highlights Established, family-owned international machine-tool group More than 100 years of machine-tool tradition Approximately 115 employees at the Ford City operation Large, air-conditioned production halls Varied, challenging machining rather than repetitive commodity work Bonus payments and a wide range of career opportunities Collegial, family-like working environment Machining, assembly and modernization capabilities supported in-house Materials you’ll work with Cast iron Steel Aluminum ✅ What we’re looking for Required At least 5 years of CNC machining experience Programming skills and sound knowledge of cutting tools Ability to read and work from technical drawings Experience machining cast iron, steel and aluminum Ability to work independently with reliability and attention to quality Strong teamwork and communication skills Preferred Hands-on experience with 5-axis CNC machining Experience machining large or complex workpieces Background in machine-tool or heavy-equipment manufacturing Why you’ll like working here Secure position with an internationally active company Complex work that uses real programming and setup skill Opportunity to work with large, technically interesting parts Friendly, experienced production team Bonus payments and career-development opportunities Climate-controlled manufacturing environment Benefits & schedule Benefits: Bonus payments, paid holidays, paid vacation, medical, dental and vision insurance, 401(k) match, life insurance and disability insurance. Relocation support may be available for qualified candidates. About Herkules USA Herkules is a world-leading specialist in roll machining. The company develops and manufactures high-performance roll grinders, lathes and related machine-tool systems for demanding industrial applications. At the Ford City operation, American technicians, engineers and machinists manufacture new machines and modernize existing equipment. Mechanical production and electrical work are supported in-house, while a broad range of turning, milling, grinding and measuring systems helps the team produce high-precision components. Herkules USA is part of the HerkulesGroup, which employs approximately 1,500 people worldwide. Apply today If you are an experienced CNC machinist and programmer who enjoys complex 5-axis work, large components and challenging setups, apply today to join Herkules USA in Ford City.

  • Ford City, PA

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Manufacturing Engineer – New Plant Launch / Automation

At a glance Company: Virnig Manufacturing Location: Fort Madison, IA 52627, USA Pay: $76,000–$85,000 per year Job Type: Full-Time Role Focus: New plant launch, manufacturing processes, tooling and automation Education: Engineering degree or equivalent relevant experience Why join Virnig Manufacturing? This is a chance to help launch and shape a new manufacturing operation rather than simply maintain an established process. Virnig Manufacturing is expanding into Fort Madison, and the Manufacturing Engineer will be central to installing equipment, starting production processes and building the systems the facility will use as it grows. You will combine engineering analysis with hands-on factory-floor work: troubleshooting equipment, designing tooling and fixtures, improving flow, supporting quality and training production employees. The role offers direct visibility into capital equipment, automation, process documentation and operational decisions. Virnig manufactures durable steel attachments for compact equipment, so your work will translate quickly into tangible products and measurable improvements. ⚙️ What you'll be doing Lead installation, startup and stabilization of manufacturing equipment and processes Develop, evaluate, improve and document manufacturing processes Design processes, fixtures and tooling for new products, product changes and production improvements Support quality-at-the-source methods and documented quality controls Audit process flows for safety, quality, delivery and cost improvements Troubleshoot production equipment and technical issues with Operations and Maintenance Own and maintain accurate ERP production routers Estimate staffing, cycle times, capital requirements and comparative costs Develop technical training and standard processes for production employees Create project timelines and deliver milestones on schedule Collaborate with Design Engineering, Production, Maintenance and management ️ Machines, controls & software Manufacturing equipment installation and startup Production tooling and fixture design CAD software; 3D modeling preferred Production ERP routers Microsoft Windows and Office applications Manufacturing automation and process documentation ⭐ Shop highlights Help launch a new manufacturing operation Hands-on engineering role with direct production support Capital equipment and automation implementation Tooling and fixture design Cross-functional work with production, design and maintenance Lean and continuous-improvement focus Benefits and 401(k) employer match Growth and development opportunities ✅ What we're looking for Required Bachelor's degree in Engineering or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience Manufacturing-engineering experience, including exposure to quality-control processes Strong mechanical aptitude and hands-on troubleshooting ability Ability to develop, document and improve manufacturing processes Strong organization, communication and project-prioritization skills Proficiency with Windows and Microsoft Office Willingness to adjust schedules when production support requires it Preferred Lean-manufacturing and continuous-improvement experience CAD and 3D-modeling experience Manufacturing automation or capital-equipment implementation experience Tooling and fixture design experience ERP routing or production-system experience Why you'll like working here Build processes for a new facility from the ground up Balance engineering design with hands-on manufacturing work Influence equipment, automation, tooling, quality and training Work directly with leaders and production teams Medical, dental and vision insurance 401(k) with employer match Paid vacation and holidays Disability coverage, life insurance and employee assistance Opportunities for growth and development Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $76,000–$85,000 per year Schedule: Full-time; adjusted schedules may occasionally be needed to support production Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, 401(k) match, paid vacation and holidays, disability coverage, life insurance and employee assistance About Virnig Manufacturing Virnig Manufacturing is an American manufacturer of durable attachments for skid steers, compact wheel loaders, compact tractors and related equipment. Its products serve demanding construction, agriculture, landscaping and material-handling applications where strength, quality and reliable manufacturing matter. Virnig's expansion into Fort Madison adds manufacturing capacity and creates an opportunity to establish efficient processes from the beginning. The facility's Manufacturing Engineering team supports both current operations and long-term growth through equipment implementation, process development, automation, quality systems, tooling and production troubleshooting. Engineers work close to the factory floor and collaborate directly with Operations, Design Engineering and Maintenance to turn improvements into reliable production results. Apply today If you are a hands-on Manufacturing Engineer who wants to help launch equipment, processes and automation in a growing operation, apply through hireCNC for Virnig Manufacturing in Fort Madison.

  • Fort Madison, IA

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CNC Machinist – 5-Axis / Mazak / VTL (2nd Shift)

At a glance Company: Brad Foote Gearing Location: Cicero, IL 60804, USA Pay: Experienced machinists can earn up to $38.65 per hour Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Primarily 2nd shift; 3:00 PM–1:00 AM or 5:00 PM–5:00 AM, Monday–Friday Experience: CNC setup, operation and at-the-machine programming Machines: DMG Mori 5-axis mills, Mazak lathes, Fanuc-controlled mills and Toshiba VTLs Controls: Siemens, CELOS, Mazatrol and Fanuc CAM Software: GearMillPro for specialized gear programming Why join Brad Foote Gearing? Brad Foote Gearing has manufactured precision gears and gearboxes for more than 100 years. The Cicero operation supports demanding industrial applications with parts ranging from approximately one inch to 140 inches in diameter. This is an opportunity to work with large, complex components in a shop that combines true 5-axis machining, CNC turning, vertical turning, milling and specialized gear manufacturing. The company has invested approximately $10 million in new machinery over the past five years and continues to add technology as customer demand grows. Machinists receive shop orders, blueprints, tooling information and models when required, then use their setup and programming skills to move work through the shop. The operation includes both higher-production areas and high-mix, low-volume work, giving experienced machinists the chance to solve problems rather than simply load parts. ⚙️ What you'll be doing Set up, program and operate CNC mills, lathes or vertical turning equipment based on your experience Read shop orders, blueprints, models and written machining instructions Program conversationally at the machine or edit supplied CNC programs Select or adjust tooling, workholding, speeds, feeds and offsets Run multiple machines where longer cycle times allow Inspect machined features and protect quality throughout the operation Machine and finish large steel components used in precision gearing Work with supervisors and other machinists to keep jobs moving safely and efficiently ️ Machines, controls & software 5-axis milling: DMG Mori machines with Siemens and CELOS conversational controls CNC turning: Mazak Quick Turn, E-500 and Slant 60 machines with Mazatrol 3-axis milling: Vertical bridge mill and horizontal mill with Fanuc controls Vertical turning: Two Toshiba VTLs with Fanuc controls Gear programming: GearMillPro on applicable 5-axis work ⭐ Shop highlights More than 100 years of precision gear-manufacturing experience Approximately 200,000-square-foot Cicero manufacturing facility Climate-controlled 5-axis milling and gear-grinding area Approximately $10 million invested in machinery over five years Parts ranging from roughly one inch to 140 inches in diameter High-mix, low-volume and production machining Non-mandatory overtime with advance weekly scheduling Guaranteed annual pay increase each February Growing workload supported by long-term customer contracts Materials you'll work with Large steel components used in precision gears, pinions, shafts and gearboxes ✅ What we're looking for Required Hands-on CNC machining experience in setup and operation Ability to read blueprints, shop orders and machining instructions Ability to make program, tooling or offset adjustments at the machine Experience inspecting parts with standard precision-measuring tools Willingness to work an available 2nd-shift schedule Preferred Experience with 5-axis milling, Mazak turning, Fanuc milling or VTL machining Siemens, CELOS, Mazatrol or Fanuc control experience Gear-machining or other large-part manufacturing experience Experience running multiple machines during longer cycles Why you'll like working here Experienced machinists can earn up to $38.65 per hour Work on large, technically interesting precision gears and components Access to true 5-axis machining and modern CNC equipment Medical, dental and vision coverage beginning the first of the month following your start date Company HSA contribution 401(k), life insurance, and short- and long-term disability Guaranteed annual pay increase each February Optional overtime and long-term opportunities for growth Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $21.27–$38.65 per hour; placement in the range depends on applicable experience and machine skills Schedule: Primarily 2nd shift, either 3:00 PM–1:00 AM or 5:00 PM–5:00 AM, Monday–Friday; overtime schedules are communicated weekly and overtime is not mandatory Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, company HSA contribution, 401(k), life insurance, and short- and long-term disability About Brad Foote Gearing Founded in 1924, Brad Foote Gear Works is an established manufacturer of precision gears, pinions, shafts and gearboxes. The company supports power generation, infrastructure, defense and other demanding industrial markets from manufacturing operations in Cicero, Illinois and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Cicero plant combines CNC milling, CNC turning, vertical turning, gear cutting, gear grinding and in-house technical expertise. Its work includes both production machining and high-mix, low-volume projects, with components that can reach very large diameters and lengths. Brad Foote is known for quality-focused gear manufacturing and is ISO 9001 registered. Continued diversification, equipment investment and long-term customer demand are creating opportunities for machinists who want to build their skills on sophisticated equipment. Apply today If you are an experienced CNC machinist who can set up equipment, work from blueprints and make sound decisions at the machine, apply through hireCNC to join Brad Foote Gearing in Cicero.

  • Cicero, IL

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CNC Setup Machinist – 2nd Shift (Lathes / Mills / Swiss)

At a glance Company: KARL STORZ Location: Franklin, MA 02038, USA (On-site) Pay: $26.15–$33.27 per hour (DOE) Job Type: Full-Time Shift: 2nd Shift | Monday–Friday | 3:30 PM–12:00 AM Experience: 3–5 years Machines: CNC lathes, mills and Swiss-style machines Why join KARL STORZ? KARL STORZ is a global medical-technology company building advanced visualization systems, specialty instruments and devices used in operating rooms and surgery centers around the world. As an independent, family-owned company, KARL STORZ takes a long-term approach to innovation, manufacturing and employee development. At the Franklin manufacturing facility, this CNC Machinist II position supports the production of precise components used in life-changing medical technology. You will work hands-on with CNC lathes, mills and Swiss-style equipment, solve real machining challenges and help maintain the exacting quality expected in a regulated medical-device environment. The role offers experienced machinists the opportunity to work with advanced processes and demanding materials while contributing to Lean manufacturing and continuous improvement. ⚙️ What you'll be doing • Set up and operate CNC lathes, mills and Swiss-style machines using setup sheets, layouts and production requirements • Edit CNC programs, adjust machines and troubleshoot machining processes • Select and adjust tooling, offsets and machining parameters as needed • Inspect machined components to blueprint specifications and accurately record inspection results • Perform routine machine maintenance and basic Total Productive Maintenance activities • Support root-cause analysis, Lean manufacturing and process-improvement efforts • Work closely with Engineering, Quality, management and production teammates • Maintain safe, compliant and organized work practices ️ Machines, controls & software • CNC lathes • CNC mills • Swiss-style CNC machines • Machine-side CNC program editing • Blueprint-driven inspection and production documentation ⭐ Shop highlights • Global leader in medical technology and advanced visualization • Independent, family-owned company with a long-term outlook • Precision components that support patient care • Regulated medical-device manufacturing environment • Hands-on CNC setup, operation and troubleshooting • Advanced machining processes and exotic materials • Lean manufacturing and continuous-improvement culture • Collaborative work with Engineering and Quality • Stable Monday–Friday second-shift schedule Materials you'll work with • Stainless steel • Nitinol • Nickel alloys • Other exotic metals used in precision medical-device manufacturing ✅ What we're looking for Required • 3–5 years of CNC machining experience, including machine setup and operation • Experience setting up CNC equipment from setup sheets, layouts or technical documentation • Ability to read and interpret blueprints and inspect parts to print specifications • Experience editing CNC programs and making machining-process adjustments • Strong CNC troubleshooting and problem-solving skills • Medium to advanced computer skills and comfort with production documentation • Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality and safety Preferred • Medical-device machining experience • Knowledge of GMP, FDA, ISO 13485 or ISO 9001 manufacturing requirements • Experience machining nitinol, stainless steel, nickel alloys or other exotic metals • Lean manufacturing or continuous-improvement experience Why you'll like working here • Make precision components that contribute to life-changing medical technology • Work with CNC lathes, mills and Swiss-style machines • Use your setup, editing, inspection and troubleshooting skills every day • Contribute ideas through Lean and continuous-improvement initiatives • Join a collaborative manufacturing team focused on quality • Build experience in a highly regulated, precision-focused industry Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $26.15–$33.27 per hour, depending on experience Schedule: Monday–Friday, 3:30 PM–12:00 AM Work arrangement: Full-time and on-site in Franklin, Massachusetts About KARL STORZ KARL STORZ North America is part of a global medical-technology organization known for advanced visualization solutions, specialty instruments and integrated operating-room technologies. The company develops products designed to create a more connected, software-enabled operating room and improve patient care around the world. As an independent, family-owned MedTech company, KARL STORZ plans for generations rather than quarters. Its manufacturing teams combine precision craftsmanship, regulated quality systems and continuous improvement to produce components that must meet demanding specifications. The Franklin, Massachusetts operation offers machinists the opportunity to apply hands-on CNC skills in an environment where accuracy, documentation and process discipline genuinely matter. Apply today If you are an experienced CNC setup machinist who takes pride in precision, troubleshooting and quality work, apply today through hireCNC for the CNC Machinist II – 2nd Shift opportunity at KARL STORZ.

  • Franklin, MA

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