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CNC Swiss Programmer / Setup Machinist (Citizen / Tsugami)

Quantum Precision Inc. is hiring two experienced CNC Swiss Programmer / Setup Machinists following a substantial increase in new business. This is a hands-on programming and setup position for machinists who can independently take complex parts from print through an approved first article and into stable production. At a glance Company: Quantum Precision Inc. Location: West Chicago, Illinois Pay: $36–$50 per hour, based on experience Job type: Full-time Shift: Not specified Openings: 2 Start: As soon as possible Machines: Citizen and Tsugami CNC Swiss Overtime: Substantial overtime available Why join Quantum Precision? Quantum Precision is a family-owned precision manufacturer that has operated in West Chicago since 1995. The company specializes in medium- to high-volume CNC production machining and has recently secured substantial new work, creating immediate openings within its growing Swiss department. This is not an operator-only position. You will have responsibility for taking new jobs from engineering print through programming, complete setup, prove-out, first article, and repeatable production. Your decisions involving tooling, speeds and feeds, cycle time, and process stability will directly affect the department’s success. The opportunity is well suited to an experienced Swiss machinist who wants challenging work, room to contribute, and the ability to help shape reliable processes as the department expands. A strong backlog provides steady production demand, while substantial overtime is available for machinists who want additional hours. ⚙️ What you'll be doing Take new Swiss machining jobs from print through programming, complete setup, prove-out, first article, and stable production Program and fully set up Citizen or Tsugami CNC Swiss machines Interpret engineering drawings, specifications, GD&T, and inspection requirements Select tooling, collets, guide bushings, and other setup components Establish and refine speeds, feeds, offsets, and cutting conditions Troubleshoot programs, tooling, dimensions, surface finishes, and process variation independently Optimize cycle times, tool life, part quality, and production reliability Complete first-article inspections and make necessary program or offset changes Create and maintain clear programs, setup information, and tooling documentation Work with Engineering, Quality, and Production while launching new work ️ Machines, controls & inspection Machines: Citizen and Tsugami CNC Swiss machines Machining: Multi-axis CNC Swiss turning and production machining Inspection: Micrometers, calipers, indicators, and applicable precision gauges Technical requirements: Blueprint reading, GD&T, tooling selection, offsets, speeds and feeds, first-article inspection, and process optimization Experience with either Citizen or Tsugami Swiss machines is required. Experience with both platforms is a plus. ⭐ Shop highlights Two immediate openings Family-owned precision manufacturer In business since 1995 Growing CNC Swiss department Strong backlog of new work Medium- to high-volume production machining Substantial overtime available Opportunity to own jobs from print through production ISO 9001:2015 certified Lean manufacturing and 5S practices Materials you'll work with Quantum Precision machines a broad range of materials, including: Aluminum Carbon steel Alloy steel Stainless steel Brass Copper Bronze Additional materials based on customer requirements ✅ What we're looking for Required Proven hands-on experience programming and fully setting up CNC Swiss machines Experience with Citizen or Tsugami CNC Swiss equipment Ability to take a new part from print to a production-ready first article with minimal supervision Strong knowledge of Swiss tooling, collets, guide bushings, speeds and feeds, and offsets Ability to read engineering drawings and interpret GD&T Experience performing first-article inspections and maintaining close tolerances Strong troubleshooting and process-optimization skills Dependable, quality-focused approach to machining Preferred Experience with both Citizen and Tsugami CNC Swiss machines Experience optimizing cycle times and tool life in a production environment Experience documenting repeatable setups and machining processes Background in medium- or high-volume precision manufacturing Why you'll like working here Your programming and setup skills will have an immediate impact You will own challenging work from print through approved first article The growing Swiss department offers long-term opportunity A strong backlog supports steady production demand You can help establish stable, repeatable machining processes Substantial overtime is available for candidates who want the hours The company has served precision manufacturing customers for more than 30 years Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $36–$50 per hour, based on experience and demonstrated skill Employment: Full-time Location: On-site in West Chicago, Illinois Start date: As soon as possible Overtime: Substantial overtime available Shift hours and benefits will be discussed during the hiring process. About Quantum Precision Inc. Founded in 1995, Quantum Precision Inc. is a family-owned precision manufacturing company based in West Chicago, Illinois. The ISO 9001:2015-certified operation specializes in medium- to high-volume CNC production machining while maintaining equipment dedicated to short-run work. Quantum Precision uses multi-axis automatic CNC equipment and applies lean manufacturing and 5S principles throughout its operation. Its capabilities extend beyond machining to include engineering support, JIT and Kanban programs, PPAP Level III documentation, assembly, testing, and other value-added services. The company works with aluminum, carbon and alloy steels, stainless steel, brass, copper, bronze, and other materials for customers across a variety of industries. Continued growth and a strong pipeline of new work are now driving an expansion of its CNC Swiss machining capacity. Apply today If you can independently take a complex Swiss-machined part from print through an approved first article and into stable production, Quantum Precision wants to hear from you. Apply today through hireCNC or call 630-692-1545 for more information.

  • West Chicago, IL

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Quality Inspector I, II or III

At a glance Company: Vegas Fastener Manufacturing / Power Gen Components Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Pay: Starting at $18.00/hr • Based on Experience and Inspector Level Job Type: Full-Time, In-Person Openings: 1 Day Shift • 1 Night Shift Levels: Quality Inspector I • Quality Inspector II • Quality Inspector III Experience: Entry Level Through 5 Years Inspection Work: Receiving • In-Process • First Article • Final Components and Assemblies Key Skills: Engineering Drawings • GD&T • Precision Measurement • Inspection Documentation Why join Vegas Fastener Manufacturing? Vegas Fastener Manufacturing and Power Gen Components produce specialty fasteners and precision-machined components for demanding applications where dimensional accuracy, material performance and documented quality are critical. This opening can be filled at the Quality Inspector I, II or III level based on experience. Entry-level candidates with a basic understanding of drawings and measurement tools can develop their inspection skills, while experienced inspectors can take ownership of complex inspections, First Article Inspections, GD&T requirements and technical guidance for the quality team. You’ll inspect components and assemblies throughout the manufacturing process, work closely with production and engineering and help ensure every product meets its drawing, specification and customer requirements. One day-shift and one night-shift position are available. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Responsibilities will vary based on the level at which you are hired: Inspect precision-machined components, subassemblies and assemblies Perform visual, dimensional, receiving and in-process inspections Read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications Verify product conformity using appropriate measurement and inspection equipment Accurately record results and maintain inspection documentation Identify and communicate nonconforming conditions Work with production, engineering and quality personnel to resolve issues Follow established quality procedures, policies and customer requirements Support continuous-improvement activities Maintain an organized and safe inspection environment Quality Inspector I This level is designed for someone beginning or developing a career in manufacturing quality. Responsibilities: Perform basic visual and dimensional inspections Use basic inspection and measurement tools Read and understand basic engineering drawings Complete receiving and in-process inspections Inspect components, subassemblies and assemblies Record accurate results in inspection reports Learn company quality procedures, policies and objectives Qualifications: Up to 1 year of inspection, manufacturing, quality or related experience Basic understanding of inspection methods and measurement tools Ability to read basic engineering drawings Strong attention to detail Willingness to learn and develop new inspection skills Quality Inspector II This level is intended for an inspector who can independently evaluate more complex components and drawing requirements. Responsibilities: Perform all Quality Inspector I responsibilities Read and interpret complete engineering drawings and requirements Inspect more complex components and assemblies Perform First Article Inspections Apply and interpret GD&T requirements Plan and prioritize inspection assignments with minimal supervision Qualifications: 2 years of inspection, manufacturing, quality or related experience Working knowledge of engineering drawings and specifications Understanding of GD&T principles and inspection techniques Experience inspecting complex components Ability to select and use appropriate inspection equipment Quality Inspector III This senior-level position is for an experienced inspector who can work independently, evaluate nonconforming parts and provide technical leadership. Responsibilities: Perform all Quality Inspector II responsibilities Interpret complete drawings, specifications and quality requirements Inspect a full range of manufactured components and assemblies Set up and operate available inspection tools and equipment Recommend rework or scrap dispositions for nonconforming parts in accordance with established procedures Independently resolve complex inspection issues Mentor less-experienced inspectors Help the quality team achieve inspection and production objectives Qualifications: 5 years of inspection, manufacturing, quality or related experience Advanced knowledge of engineering drawings, specifications and GD&T Strong knowledge of inspection methods, equipment and quality requirements Sound decision-making and problem-solving skills Ability to work independently Ability to provide technical guidance and mentorship ️ Inspection responsibilities Depending on your experience level, your work may include: Visual inspection Receiving inspection In-process inspection Component and assembly inspection First Article Inspection Engineering drawing interpretation GD&T interpretation Inspection reporting Nonconformance documentation Rework or scrap recommendations Coordination with manufacturing and engineering ⭐ Shop highlights Quality Inspector I, II and III career levels Day and night shifts available Precision-machined components and specialty fasteners Hands-on drawing and GD&T interpretation First Article Inspection opportunities Collaboration with production, engineering and quality teams Opportunities to develop advanced inspection skills Senior-level mentoring and leadership responsibilities Established Las Vegas manufacturing operation Weekends off ✅ What we’re looking for Qualifications will depend on the inspector level, but successful candidates should have: Experience appropriate to the Quality Inspector I, II or III level Ability to read engineering drawings Familiarity with dimensional inspection methods Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Accurate written documentation skills Clear verbal and written communication Ability to work independently and within a cross-functional team Constructive problem-solving skills Ability to maintain positive working relationships Commitment to quality and workplace safety Experience with First Article Inspections, GD&T, complex components or nonconformance evaluation may qualify candidates for a higher inspector level. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: Starting at $18.00 per hour and based on experience, knowledge and inspector level Benefits: Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Paid time off Paid holidays AD&D insurance Hospital indemnity coverage Additional voluntary benefit options Weekends off Available Shifts: One day-shift position One night-shift position Physical requirements Candidates must be able to: Wear required personal protective equipment Stand for up to 80% of the workday Occasionally lift and move 50–70 pounds Move throughout the facility, including across uneven surfaces Frequently bend, stoop and reach as required About Vegas Fastener Manufacturing Vegas Fastener Manufacturing produces forged and precision-machined specialty fasteners for applications where standard components may not meet the required performance specifications. The company supports aerospace, defense and naval systems, power generation, oil and gas, chemical processing and other demanding industries. Its capabilities include manufacturing components from high-temperature, corrosion-resistant and specialty materials used in challenging operating environments. As part of the combined Power Gen Components and Vegas Fastener Manufacturing organization, the company brings together specialty-fastener expertise, precision manufacturing capabilities and experience serving customers with stringent quality requirements. Apply today Whether you are beginning your inspection career or bring several years of advanced quality experience, this position offers an opportunity to contribute to the manufacture of precision components for demanding applications. Apply today through hireCNC to be considered for the Quality Inspector I, II or III level that best matches your experience. Equal Opportunity Employer: Vegas Fastener Manufacturing/Power Gen Components considers qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status or any other status protected by applicable law. EOE/M/F/V/D.

  • Las Vegas, NV

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CNC Mill/Lathe Setup Machinist (Mazak / Okuma)

At a glance Company: Vegas Fastener Manufacturing / Power Gen Components Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Pay: Starting at $18.00/hr • Based on Experience Job Type: Full-Time, In-Person Openings: 2 Day Shift • 2 Night Shift Schedule: Four 10-Hour Shifts • Monday–Thursday Experience: 1 Year of CNC Machining Experience Machines: CNC Lathes • CNC Mills Controls: Mazak • Okuma CAM Software: Mastercam Experience Is a Plus Materials: Inconel 718 • Hardened 422 Stainless Steel • Specialty Alloys Why join Vegas Fastener Manufacturing? Vegas Fastener Manufacturing produces specialty fasteners and precision-machined components for demanding applications where material performance, dimensional accuracy and consistent quality matter. This is a hands-on CNC setup and machining position for someone who can prepare CNC mills and lathes for production, prove out the first part, monitor the machining process and make the adjustments needed to maintain specifications. You’ll work from engineering drawings and established processes while taking ownership of tooling, offsets, inspections and troubleshooting. Experience machining challenging materials such as Inconel 718 and hardened 422 stainless steel is especially valuable. Both day and night positions are available. The Monday-through-Thursday schedule provides consistent hours, three-day weekends and every Friday, Saturday and Sunday off. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up and operate CNC lathes and mills Review work orders, engineering drawings, specifications and machining requirements Interpret geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) Install and adjust tooling, fixtures, collets, bushings, stops and workholding Set tool registers, offsets and compensation Indicate vises and set up three- and four-jaw chucks Calculate machining requirements using basic math, geometry and trigonometry Load stock and prepare machines for production Verify setups by inspecting first-run parts and sample workpieces Perform turning, facing, drilling, grooving and other machining operations Inspect parts throughout production to maintain dimensional requirements Identify malfunctions and troubleshoot machining processes Adjust offsets and replace worn or damaged tooling Complete production, inspection and quality documentation Perform routine preventive maintenance Communicate job status, irregularities and production needs between shifts Follow established quality and safety procedures ️ Machines, controls & capabilities Machines: CNC Lathes • CNC Mills Controls: Mazak • Okuma Workholding: Three-Jaw Chucks • Four-Jaw Chucks • Collets • Vises • Fixtures Machining: Turning • Facing • Drilling • Grooving • Milling Inspection: Micrometers • Calipers • Gauges • Inspection Fixtures Software: Mastercam Experience Is a Plus Materials you may work with Vegas Fastener manufactures components from difficult high-temperature, corrosion-resistant and specialty materials used in demanding applications. Relevant experience may include: Inconel 718 Hardened 422 stainless steel High-temperature alloys Corrosion-resistant materials Additional specialty metals based on customer requirements Experience with these materials is preferred but not required. ⭐ Shop highlights Four-day workweek Monday-through-Thursday schedule Three-day weekends Day and night shifts available Hands-on CNC mill and lathe setups Mazak and Okuma controls Challenging materials and precision components Specialty fastener manufacturing Opportunities to develop setup and troubleshooting skills Established Las Vegas manufacturing operation ✅ What we’re looking for Required: 1 year of CNC machining experience Experience setting up and operating CNC equipment Ability to read engineering drawings and machining specifications Understanding of GD&T Experience setting tooling, work offsets and compensation Ability to use micrometers, calipers, gauges and other inspection equipment Working knowledge of tooling, workholding and machining processes Ability to troubleshoot basic machining and quality issues Basic math, geometry and trigonometry skills Strong attention to detail and sound judgment Ability to document production and quality results Ability to lift up to 50 pounds Ability to stand for extended periods Preferred: Mazak or Okuma experience Experience with both CNC lathes and CNC mills Experience machining Inconel 718 Experience machining hardened 422 stainless steel Mastercam knowledge Experience with three- and four-jaw chuck setups Background producing fasteners or other close-tolerance components Why you’ll like working here This position offers more responsibility than a basic machine-operator role. You’ll perform setups, establish tooling and offsets, verify first pieces, inspect your work and troubleshoot problems throughout production. The variety of CNC mill and lathe work provides opportunities to strengthen your machining skills while gaining experience with specialty materials and components manufactured for critical applications. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: Starting at $18.00 per hour, based on experience Benefits: Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Paid time off Paid holidays AD&D insurance Hospital indemnity coverage Additional voluntary benefit options Schedule: Four 10-hour shifts Monday–Thursday Day and night shifts available Two openings on each shift Weekends off About Vegas Fastener Manufacturing Vegas Fastener Manufacturing produces forged and precision-machined specialty fasteners for applications where standard components may not meet the required performance specifications. The company serves aerospace, defense and naval, power generation, oil and gas, chemical processing and other demanding industries. Its capabilities include manufacturing specialty components from high-temperature and corrosion-resistant materials engineered for challenging operating environments. As part of the combined Power Gen Components and Vegas Fastener Manufacturing organization, the company brings together specialty fastener expertise, CNC machining capabilities and experience supporting customers with stringent quality requirements. Apply today If you have hands-on CNC setup and machining experience and want to work with Mazak and Okuma equipment on precision components, apply today through hireCNC. Equal Opportunity Employer: Vegas Fastener Manufacturing/Power Gen Components considers qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status or any other status protected by applicable law. EOE/M/F/V/D.

  • Las Vegas, NV

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CNC VTL Machinist (Fanuc) – Large-Diameter Turning

At a glance Company: AMMR Inc. Location: Pomona, California Pay: $30–$40 per hour, based on experience Job type: Full-time, on-site Experience: 5 years Machines: CNC vertical turret lathes (VTLs) Controls: Fanuc CAM software: Mastercam Why join AMMR? AMMR Inc. is an AS9100D-certified, ITAR-registered precision machine shop specializing in complex machining for aerospace, defense, power generation, private space, satellite and other demanding industries. This is a senior-level opportunity for a VTL machinist who can take ownership of large-diameter CNC turning work from setup through final inspection. You will not simply load parts and push buttons. AMMR needs someone who can read the print, develop a reliable setup, indicate large workpieces, prove out the program and produce a first article that meets requirements. The work includes large, complex components manufactured from challenging materials such as titanium, Inconel, Waspaloy and Hastelloy. You will work with Fanuc-controlled VTLs, Mastercam-posted programs and a team that understands the skill required to hold close tolerances on large-swing work. If you specialize in vertical turning and know how to make a difficult setup run correctly, this is an opportunity to put that experience to work on serious precision-machining projects. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up and operate Fanuc-controlled CNC vertical turret lathes Machine large-diameter components from initial setup through final part Work directly from engineering drawings and models Interpret GD&T, datum structures, profile tolerances and position callouts Build and modify setups using chuck jaws, soft jaws, shim seats and custom fixturing Indicate and securely locate large workpieces Edit and prove out CNC programs at the machine control Work with programmers on Mastercam-posted code Select tooling and adjust speeds, feeds and offsets as needed Hold tolerances into the tenths on large-swing components Perform first-article and in-process inspections Troubleshoot machining, tooling, workholding and dimensional issues Complete inspection and traceability documentation to AS9100 standards ️ Machines, controls & software Machines: Large-format CNC vertical turret lathes and single-turret vertical lathes Controls: Fanuc CAM software: Mastercam-posted programs Inspection equipment: Micrometers, bore gages, height gages and indicators Processes: Large-diameter CNC turning, custom workholding, program prove-out and precision inspection ⭐ Shop highlights AS9100D-certified quality system ITAR-registered manufacturing operation Large-format CNC turning capabilities Parts ranging up to 100 inches in outside diameter Aerospace and defense machining Private-space and satellite work Power-generation components Prototype through production manufacturing Challenging close-tolerance components Established precision machine shop operating since 2007 Materials you’ll work with Titanium Inconel Waspaloy Hastelloy Stainless steel Aluminum ✅ What we’re looking for Required: At least five years of CNC machining experience Strong hands-on experience setting up and operating CNC VTLs Ability to independently take a large-diameter part from setup through final inspection Experience with Fanuc CNC controls Ability to read engineering drawings and understand GD&T Experience indicating and aligning large workpieces Strong knowledge of tooling, offsets, workholding and machining fundamentals Ability to edit and prove out programs at the control Experience using precision measuring and inspection equipment Ability to hold close tolerances on large-swing work Working proficiency in English Ability to maintain accurate inspection and production documentation Preferred: Experience machining titanium, Inconel, Waspaloy or Hastelloy Experience working with Mastercam-generated programs Aerospace, defense or other AS9100 manufacturing experience Experience developing or modifying custom fixtures, chuck jaws and soft jaws Strong first-article inspection and troubleshooting skills Why you’ll like working here You will own challenging VTL work from setup through final part The work requires genuine machining skill and problem-solving You will machine large, complex components—not repetitive operator-only work You will work with experienced programmers and manufacturing professionals Your setup, workholding and process knowledge will directly affect results The company serves stable, demanding industries You will have the opportunity to work with difficult materials and close tolerances Skilled machinists are trusted to inspect and verify their own work Pay & employment details Pay: $30–$40 per hour, based on experience and demonstrated skill Employment: Full-time, on-site Location: Pomona, California This position involves ITAR-controlled work. Candidates must be eligible to work with ITAR-controlled technical data and products. About AMMR Inc. American Metal Manufacturing Resource Inc. is an AS9100D-certified and ITAR-registered precision machine shop located in Pomona, California. Established in 2007, AMMR operates from a 15,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and provides complex rough and finish machining for demanding applications. The company supports commercial and military aerospace, power generation, private space, satellite, medical, industrial, oil and transportation customers. Its CNC turning capabilities include conventional lathes and large-format vertical turret lathes capable of machining parts from approximately 4 to 100 inches in outside diameter. AMMR works with challenging aerospace alloys and materials, including Inconel 625 and 718, Waspaloy, titanium, stainless steel and aluminum. The shop supports prototype through production requirements and is built around precision, traceability and dependable manufacturing performance. Apply today If you are an experienced VTL machinist who can build the setup, prove out the process and deliver a conforming large-diameter part, apply today through hireCNC.

  • Pomona, CA

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CMM Operator (PC-DMIS) – Precision Inspection & Quality

At a glance Company: Government & Industrial Supply, Inc. (GIS Precision Machining) Location: Pulaski, TN Pay: $20.00–$22.00/hr DOE Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Day Shift | Monday–Thursday | 6:00 AM – 4:00 PM (4-day work week) Experience: 2 years of CMM or Quality Inspection experience Inspection Equipment: Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM), Calipers, Micrometers, Height Gauges Software: PC-DMIS Why join Government & Industrial Supply? Government & Industrial Supply (GIS Precision Machining) has been delivering precision manufacturing solutions for government, aerospace, defense, industrial and commercial customers since 1993. Operating under AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 quality systems, GIS produces high-precision components where accuracy, consistency and documentation matter. As a CMM Operator, you'll play a critical role in ensuring every machined component meets customer specifications before it leaves the shop. You'll work alongside machinists, programmers and quality professionals using modern inspection equipment to support aerospace, defense and industrial manufacturing projects. If you enjoy precision measurement, problem-solving and working in a quality-focused manufacturing environment, this is an opportunity to build your career with a stable company that values craftsmanship and continuous improvement. ⚙️ What you'll be doing As a CMM Operator, you will: Set up, calibrate and operate Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs) Develop and edit inspection programs using PC-DMIS Inspect machined components for dimensional accuracy and GD&T compliance Interpret engineering drawings, blueprints and specifications Analyze inspection results and document measurement data Perform first article, in-process and final inspections Maintain calibration records and quality documentation Troubleshoot measurement issues and support corrective actions Work closely with Quality, Engineering and Production teams Help improve inspection processes and overall manufacturing quality ️ Inspection equipment & softwareInspection Equipment Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Calipers Micrometers Height Gauges Precision Measurement Equipment Software PC-DMIS Shop Highlights 4-day work week (Monday–Thursday) Aerospace, defense and industrial manufacturing AS9100D & ISO 9001:2015 certified ITAR-compliant manufacturing environment Modern CNC machining operation High-mix, precision manufacturing Stable workload Team-oriented culture Opportunities for continued training and development Materials you'll inspect Aluminum Stainless Steel Carbon Steel Titanium Inconel High-temperature alloys Composites Exotic metals ✅ What we're looking forRequired High school diploma or equivalent Previous experience operating CMM equipment Experience using PC-DMIS or similar CMM software Strong understanding of GD&T principles Ability to read engineering drawings and blueprints Experience using precision measuring equipment Strong attention to detail Excellent problem-solving skills Ability to work independently and within a team Preferred Technical education or quality-related certifications Experience in aerospace or precision machining environments Knowledge of AS9100 or ISO quality systems Why you'll like working here 4-day work week with Fridays off Stable, long-term manufacturing environment Modern quality inspection equipment Work supporting aerospace and defense customers Collaborative production and quality teams Opportunities for professional development Company that values precision and craftsmanship Pay, benefits & schedulePay $20.00–$22.00 per hour , based on experience. Benefits 401(k) 401(k) company match Paid Time Off Employee discount Professional development opportunities Safe, team-oriented work environment Schedule Monday–Thursday 6:00 AM – 4:00 PM Overtime available as production demands require. About Government & Industrial Supply Government & Industrial Supply, Inc. (GIS Precision Machining) has served government, aerospace, defense and industrial customers since 1993. The company specializes in precision CNC machining, inspection and manufacturing for high-performance applications where quality and accuracy are essential. Operating under AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015 and ITAR compliance, GIS continues to invest in advanced machining technology, inspection capabilities and skilled employees to support demanding manufacturing programs. The company offers a clean, professional work environment where quality, teamwork and continuous improvement are part of everyday operations. Apply today Ready to put your inspection and metrology skills to work with a company that values precision and quality? Apply today through hireCNC to join Government & Industrial Supply, Inc. as their next CMM Operator.

  • Pulaski, TN

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DMG DMU-50 5-Axis CNC Machinist (DMG Mori)

At a glance Company: Los Alamos National Laboratory Location: Los Alamos, NM Pay: $66,100–$103,600/year DOE Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Day Shift Experience: 5 Years Machines: DMG Mori DMU-50 • 5-Axis CNC Mill Controls: G & M Code Programming CAM Software: SolidWorks • Mastercam (Preferred) Why join Los Alamos National Laboratory? If you're an experienced 5-axis machinist looking for work that's far from ordinary, this is an opportunity to put your skills toward projects that support one of the most advanced research and national security organizations in the world. Los Alamos National Laboratory's Prototype Fabrication Division produces precision components used in scientific research, engineering development, and national security programs. Every project is different, requiring problem-solving, craftsmanship, and a high level of technical expertise rather than repetitive production work. You'll work alongside experienced engineers, programmers, and machinists in a collaborative environment where precision, innovation, and continuous learning are valued. The laboratory also offers outstanding long-term career stability, excellent benefits, relocation assistance for qualified candidates, and opportunities to work with advanced manufacturing technologies rarely found in traditional machine shops. ⚙️ What you'll be doing In this role, you will: Program, set up, and operate a DMG Mori DMU-50 5-axis machining center Manufacture complex prototype components from engineering drawings, CAD models, and technical documentation Develop machining processes including tooling selection, fixturing, and workholding strategies Create, edit, and optimize G & M code programs Machine complex components from common and exotic materials while maintaining tight tolerances Perform first-article, in-process, and final inspections Verify dimensions using precision inspection equipment Collaborate with engineers and fellow machinists to solve challenging manufacturing problems Work safely in both classified and unclassified manufacturing environments ️ Machines, controls & softwareMachines DMG Mori DMU-50 5-Axis Machining Center CNC Mills Manual Machine Tools CNC Lathes Wire EDM Machines Programming G & M Code CAM Software Mastercam (Preferred) SolidWorks (Preferred) Inspection Equipment Calipers Micrometers Verniers Precision Inspection Equipment ⭐ Shop highlights Advanced prototype manufacturing 5-axis machining National security projects High-mix, low-volume work Complex precision components Modern manufacturing technologies Relocation assistance available Outstanding retirement and benefits package Long-term career stability Collaborative engineering environment Materials you'll work with Aluminum Stainless Steel Alloy Steel Titanium Exotic Engineering Materials Prototype Materials ✅ What we're looking forRequired 5 years of CNC machining experience Demonstrated experience setting up and operating DMG Mori DMU-50 5-axis machining centers Experience developing machining processes, tooling, and fixturing Ability to create and edit G & M code Strong blueprint reading skills Skilled in shop mathematics Precision inspection experience using calipers, micrometers, and verniers Reliable, safety-focused, and team-oriented Education & Experience Associate Degree (AAS) in Machining Technology (or equivalent) plus 4 years of experience OR 6 years of prototype machining experience OR Journeyperson qualification plus 4 years of experience Preferred Mastercam experience SolidWorks experience GD&T interpretation to ASME Y14.5 Prototype machining experience Experience producing tight-tolerance precision components Why you'll like working here Challenging prototype machining—not repetitive production Work on projects supporting U.S. national security Modern 5-axis machining technology Highly skilled engineering and manufacturing team Stable long-term career opportunity Excellent health and retirement benefits Relocation assistance for qualified candidates Strong culture of safety, craftsmanship, and continuous improvement Pay, benefits & schedulePay $66,100–$103,600 per year (DOE) Benefits Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Paid Parental Leave Life & Disability Insurance Award-winning 401(k) with 6% Match Additional Annual Contribution Tuition Assistance Paid Holidays Paid Time Off Onsite Fitness & Wellness Programs Relocation Assistance (Eligible Candidates) Schedule Full-Time On-site in Los Alamos, NM Day Shift Overtime as required by project needs About Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos National Laboratory is one of the world's premier multidisciplinary research institutions, supporting scientific innovation and U.S. national security. The Prototype Fabrication Division partners with engineers and scientists to manufacture highly specialized components used in research, defense, and advanced technology programs. Machinists at LANL work on challenging prototype projects requiring advanced machining techniques, process development, and precision craftsmanship. Rather than producing the same parts day after day, you'll contribute to unique projects while working with cutting-edge equipment and an experienced technical team. LANL also offers exceptional career stability, industry-leading benefits, and opportunities for continued professional growth. Apply today Ready to put your 5-axis machining skills to work on some of the most technically challenging manufacturing projects in the country? Apply today through hireCNC .

  • Los Alamos, NM

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CNC HBM Machinist (Fanuc / Tosnuc)

At a glance Company: Rotating Machinery Services Location: Tomball, Texas Job type: Full-time Shift: 2nd Shift Experience: 5 years Machines: CNC Horizontal Boring Mills Controls: Fanuc / Tosnuc Specialized tooling: Cogsdill contouring heads • Right-angle heads Why join Rotating Machinery Services? Rotating Machinery Services (RMS) provides specialty machining, repair, maintenance and overhaul services for large, highly engineered turbomachinery. At its Tomball facility, RMS is looking for an experienced CNC HBM Machinist who can take ownership of close-tolerance finish machining work on components used across multiple industries. This is not a basic machine-operating position. You will work with CNC horizontal boring mills, Fanuc/Tosnuc controls, Cogsdill contouring heads and right-angle heads to perform drilling, boring, tapping and thread milling operations. You must be comfortable reading drawings, understanding CNC programs and inspecting your own work throughout the machining process. RMS was established in 1998 and has grown into a multi-facility provider serving a diverse global customer base. The company supports critical rotating equipment—including compressors, turbines and expanders—with engineering, machining, repair and advanced metrology capabilities. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Perform finish machining operations, including drilling, boring, tapping and thread milling Set up and operate CNC horizontal boring mills Maintain close tolerances on a wide variety of components Use Cogsdill contouring heads and right-angle heads Read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints and work instructions Read, understand and verify CNC programs before and during production Make adjustments needed to maintain dimensions and finished-part quality Complete in-process inspections using calipers, micrometers and indicators Troubleshoot machining and tooling issues Work with supervisors and other team members to complete jobs on schedule Maintain a clean, organized and safe work area ️ Machines, controls & inspection equipment Machines: CNC Horizontal Boring Mills Controls: Fanuc / Tosnuc Operations: Drilling • Boring • Tapping • Thread milling • Finish machining Specialized tooling: Cogsdill contouring heads • Right-angle heads Inspection equipment: Calipers • Micrometers • Indicators • Basic hand-measuring tools ⭐ Shop highlights Close-tolerance CNC horizontal boring mill work Specialized Cogsdill contouring head applications Right-angle head machining Components supporting multiple industrial applications Finish machining rather than basic production tending In-process inspection and machinist ownership Engineering-driven turbomachinery work Established company founded in 1998 Multi-facility organization serving customers globally Full-time, second-shift opportunity Materials you’ll work with Aluminum Copper Bronze Steel ✅ What we’re looking for Required: 5 years of machining experience Experience operating CNC horizontal boring mills Strong working knowledge of Fanuc or Tosnuc controls Experience using Cogsdill contouring heads Experience using right-angle heads Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and work instructions Ability to read and understand CNC programs Experience maintaining close machining tolerances Ability to inspect parts using calipers, micrometers and indicators High school diploma or equivalent Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities Ability to communicate and work respectfully with coworkers Authorization to work in the United States Ability to read, write, understand and speak English Preferred: Previous job shop machining experience Experience troubleshooting complex finish-machining operations Experience working on components for rotating equipment or other heavy industrial applications Why you’ll like working here You will be trusted to do more than load parts and press cycle start. This position calls for an experienced HBM machinist who can understand the program, select the right approach, monitor the machining process and verify that the finished component meets requirements. You will also have the opportunity to apply specialized experience with contouring heads, right-angle heads and close-tolerance boring operations while supporting the work of an established, technically driven organization. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: Not provided Job type: Full-time, with a minimum expectation of 40 hours per week Shift: 2nd Shift; exact start time and hours may vary based on production needs Overtime: Additional evening or weekend hours may be required depending on project needs Benefits: Benefits information was not provided About Rotating Machinery Services Founded in 1998, Rotating Machinery Services provides specialty aftermarket repair, maintenance, overhaul, machining and OEM equipment support for large, highly engineered turbomachinery. RMS supports equipment such as axial and centrifugal compressors, gas and steam turbines, power turbines and industrial expanders. Its capabilities extend from machining and component repair to engineering, scanning, modeling and advanced metrology. The company is headquartered in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and operates multiple facilities serving customers across a wide range of industries and global markets. This opening is based at the RMS Breaux Machine Works facility in Tomball, Texas. Learn more on the RMS website . Apply today If you have strong CNC horizontal boring mill experience and know your way around Fanuc/Tosnuc controls, Cogsdill contouring heads and right-angle heads, apply today through hireCNC.

  • Tomball, TX

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Machine Shop Supervisor – 1st Shift (CNC Machining)

At a glance Company: Karl Storz Location: Franklin, Massachusetts Pay: $81,100–$105,300 annually DOE Job Type: Full-Time Shift: 1st Shift | Monday–Friday | 6:30 AM – 4:00 PM Experience: 3–5 Years Supervisory Experience Machines: CNC Screw Machines • CNC Machining Industry: Medical Device Manufacturing Why join Karl Storz? If you're a machining leader who enjoys being on the shop floor—not sitting behind a desk all day—this is an opportunity to lead one of the industry's most advanced precision machining operations. Karl Storz is a global leader in medical technology, manufacturing the precision components used in minimally invasive surgical devices found in hospitals around the world. At the Franklin, MA facility, you'll lead a skilled team responsible for producing high-quality machined parts in a clean, modern, ISO-certified manufacturing environment. This isn't simply a production supervisor position. You'll have the opportunity to develop people, improve machining processes, lead Lean initiatives, and directly influence quality, delivery, and operational performance. If you enjoy solving manufacturing challenges while building high-performing teams, you'll have the resources and support to make a real impact. ⚙️ What you'll be doing As Machine Shop Supervisor, you'll: Lead daily operations within the CNC machining department Supervise machinists, operators, finishers, assemblers, and Team Leads Coordinate production schedules to meet quality and delivery goals Coach, mentor, and develop employees through ongoing training and performance management Monitor production KPIs and implement corrective actions Drive Lean Manufacturing, Kaizen, and continuous improvement initiatives Manage work orders, inventory, calibration programs, and manufacturing resources Partner with Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, Maintenance, and Operations to resolve production challenges Support hiring, onboarding, scheduling, workforce planning, and employee relations Ensure compliance with FDA Quality System Regulations, ISO 13485, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and company safety standards ️ Machines, controls & shop highlightsEquipment CNC screw machines Precision CNC machining equipment Shop Highlights Global medical device manufacturer Modern, clean manufacturing facility ISO-certified operation FDA-regulated manufacturing Lean manufacturing culture Continuous investment in technology Cross-functional engineering support Tuition reimbursement Strong advancement opportunities Long-term stability with a family-owned company Materials you'll work with Stainless Steel Medical-grade alloys Precision surgical components ✅ What we're looking forRequired 3–5 years of supervisory experience in a machining or manufacturing environment Strong knowledge of CNC machining operations Experience with CNC setups, offsets, troubleshooting, and program editing Proven leadership and employee development experience Strong planning, scheduling, and organizational skills Excellent communication skills Comfortable working on the manufacturing floor Preferred Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, or related technical field CNC screw machine experience Medical device manufacturing experience Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, or Kanban experience Experience working within ISO-certified manufacturing environments Why you'll like working here Competitive salary Monday-Friday first shift schedule Modern, climate-controlled manufacturing environment Lead a skilled machining team Strong culture of continuous improvement Tuition reimbursement up to $5,250 annually Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match Three weeks of vacation plus paid holidays Up to eight weeks of paid parental leave Long-term career growth with a global industry leader Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $81,100–$105,300 annually (DOE) Benefits Medical Dental Vision 401(k) with company match Paid vacation Paid holidays Tuition reimbursement Paid parental leave Flexible Spending Accounts Life & Disability Insurance Fitness reimbursement Pet insurance Schedule Monday–Friday 6:30 AM – 4:00 PM Overtime as needed. About Karl Storz For more than 80 years, Karl Storz has been one of the world's leading manufacturers of endoscopic and minimally invasive surgical technology. Still family-owned today, the company employs more than 9,000 people globally and is recognized for its commitment to innovation, precision engineering, and long-term investment in both technology and people. The Franklin, Massachusetts facility supports the production of high-precision medical components in a modern manufacturing environment focused on quality, continuous improvement, and operational excellence. Employees benefit from stable work, advanced manufacturing technology, and opportunities to grow their careers while helping produce products that improve patient care worldwide. Apply today Ready to lead a high-performing CNC machining team while helping manufacture life-changing medical technology? Apply today through hireCNC.

  • Franklin, MA

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CNC Mill Operator – Night Shift

At a Glance Company: Kalman Manufacturing Location: Morgan Hill, CA 95037 Pay: $24–$27/hr Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Night Shift | Monday–Thursday | 4:00 PM–2:00 AM Experience: 3 Years CNC Mill Operating Experience Machines: CNC Vertical & Horizontal Machining Centers Schedule: 4×10s | Three-Day Weekends Why Join Kalman Manufacturing? If you’re an experienced CNC mill operator looking for a four-day workweek, Kalman Manufacturing has multiple openings on its night shift in Morgan Hill. Kalman has been in business for more than 38 years and operates a 42,000-square-foot precision manufacturing facility with more than 40 CNC machines. The shop produces complex precision components for medical device, aerospace, instrumentation, automotive and other demanding industries. This is not an entry-level CNC position. You should be comfortable operating CNC mills, inspecting your own parts, working with precision measuring tools and recognizing when parts are out of tolerance. The schedule is Monday through Thursday, giving you a three-day weekend every week. ⚙️ What You’ll Be Doing Operate CNC vertical and/or horizontal machining centers Run assigned jobs safely and efficiently Inspect your own machined parts Use standard precision measuring equipment Monitor parts for dimensional accuracy and quality Identify when parts are out of tolerance Complete required inspection documentation Work with tooling, fixtures, indexers and related equipment Maintain a high level of accuracy and attention to detail Troubleshoot basic machining and production issues Help train other CNC operators as needed Communicate effectively with the production team ️ Machines & Equipment Kalman operates more than 40 CNC machines with extensive vertical, horizontal, 4-axis and 5-axis machining capabilities. Depending on assignment, you may work with CNC vertical or horizontal machining centers and related tooling, fixtures and indexers. Kalman’s broader operation includes equipment from Mori Seiki, Haas, Matsuura, Brother and other leading CNC manufacturers. ⭐ Shop Highlights 38 years in precision manufacturing 42,000-square-foot facility 40 CNC machines Extensive vertical, horizontal, 4-axis and 5-axis capabilities Modern CNC equipment and automation Medical device and aerospace manufacturing Prototype and production machining Four-day workweek Three-day weekends Clean, professional, family-owned work environment Materials You’ll Work With Kalman machines a wide variety of metals and engineered plastics, including: Aluminum Stainless steel Titanium Zirconium PEEK Delrin Ultem 1000 Hydex PVC ✅ What We’re Looking For Required: 3 years of CNC mill operating experience preferred Experience operating CNC vertical and/or horizontal machining centers Ability to inspect your own parts Ability to effectively use standard precision measuring tools Ability to recognize when parts are out of tolerance Familiarity with tooling, fixtures and indexers Ability to complete inspection documentation Adequate shop math skills Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Good written and verbal communication skills Ability to work effectively as part of a team Good manual dexterity Ability to lift up to 70 lbs. Availability to work the Monday–Thursday night shift Preferred: High school diploma, GED or equivalent Experience working in an ISO 9001 environment ISO 13485 manufacturing experience Ability to help train other machine operators Why You’ll Like Working Here This is a good opportunity for an experienced CNC operator who wants steady night-shift hours in an established precision machining operation. You’ll work with modern CNC equipment, manufacture high-precision components and be responsible for the quality of your own work. And because the shop runs four 10-hour shifts, every weekend is a three-day weekend. Pay, Benefits & Schedule Pay: $24–$27/hr Benefits: 100% of employee health insurance premium paid on a Silver health plan 401(k) with company matching Paid vacation Paid holidays Night Shift: Monday–Thursday 4:00 PM–2:00 AM Four 10-hour shifts Three-day weekends About Kalman Manufacturing Kalman Manufacturing is a precision CNC manufacturer located in Morgan Hill, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley. With more than 38 years in business, Kalman operates a 42,000-square-foot facility with more than 40 CNC machines and extensive multi-axis machining capabilities. The company manufactures precision components and assemblies for demanding industries including medical device, aerospace, instrumentation and automotive while maintaining the culture of a family-owned business. Apply Today If you have at least three years of CNC mill experience and are ready to work the Monday-through-Thursday night shift, we’d like to hear from you. Apply today through hireCNC.

  • Morgan Hill, CA

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CNC Grinding Specialist — 3-Axis / 5-Axis

At a glance Company: Bullen Ultrasonics Location: Eaton, Ohio 45320 Pay: $34–$41 per hour Job Type: Full Time Shift: First shift, Monday–Friday; flexible start around 6:00–8:00 a.m. Overtime: Available Experience: 5 years programming CNC grinding equipment Machines: 3-Axis and 5-Axis CNC Grinding • Jig Grinding • CNC / Manual Vertical Mills • Manual Lathes Software: PowerMill • Mastercam • SolidWorks • ESPRIT Why join Bullen Ultrasonics? Bullen Ultrasonics is looking for an experienced CNC Grinding Specialist to develop and optimize precision grinding processes for hard, brittle materials and advanced technical ceramics. This is a hands-on programming and process role supporting complex components used in aerospace and other high-technology applications. The right person will own 3-axis and 5-axis CNC grinding programs, translate drawings and GD&T into practical machining strategies, develop fixtures and tooling, work closely with Metrology, and help improve machine reliability and shop performance. The role also provides opportunities to support less-experienced machinists and contribute to continuous improvement. This is a first-shift, Monday–Friday position paying $34–$41 per hour. Bullen is flexible about the daily start time, with options around 6:00 or 8:00 a.m., and overtime is available. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Create, prove out, and optimize 3-axis and 5-axis CNC grinding programs for hard, brittle materials Interpret engineering drawings, GD&T, work instructions, and customer specifications Develop machining processes that meet dimensional, finish, quality, and delivery requirements Design and manufacture fixtures, tooling, jigs, and supporting components Operate and support CNC grinding and jig-grinding equipment Use manual lathes and manual/CNC vertical mills to produce tooling, fixtures, and replacement parts Work with Metrology to verify dimensional accuracy and respond to inspection results Troubleshoot programs, tooling, workholding, machine performance, and process variation Support equipment maintenance, repairs, machine reliability, and organized tooling systems Mentor less-experienced machinists and support improvements in quality, safety, productivity, and delivery Follow Bullen’s Quality Management System and applicable procedures ✅ What we’re looking for Required: 5 years of experience programming CNC grinding equipment Ability to develop and troubleshoot CNC grinding processes independently Experience reading engineering drawings and applying GD&T requirements Strong machining, mathematics, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills Ability to work with minimal supervision and manage technical priorities High school diploma or GED Preferred: Experience grinding hard, brittle materials or technical ceramics 3-axis and 5-axis CNC grinding and jig-grinding experience Aerospace manufacturing experience Familiarity with PowerMill, Mastercam, SolidWorks, or ESPRIT CMM or Metrology experience Associate degree in engineering or a related technical field 8–10 years in a manufacturing or production environment ⭐ Shop & technology highlights Precision machining of advanced ceramics, glass, and other hard/brittle materials 3-axis and 5-axis CNC grinding Jig grinding and supporting toolroom equipment Aerospace, semiconductor, MEMS, transportation, defense, medical, and life-sciences work ISO 9001 and AS9100-certified, ITAR-registered operation Collaboration between machining, engineering, Metrology, and technology-development teams Pay, schedule & benefits Pay: $34–$41 per hour Schedule: First shift, Monday–Friday, with a flexible daily start around 6:00–8:00 a.m. Overtime: Available Bullen’s official careers site states that eligible full-time employees may receive paid holidays, paid time off, medical, vision and dental coverage, a 401(k), profit sharing, tuition reimbursement, continued education and training opportunities, and access to the company fitness center and gym. Eligibility and plan details should be confirmed during the hiring process. About Bullen Ultrasonics Bullen Ultrasonics is a globally recognized precision-machining company specializing in ultrasonic machining, CNC machining and grinding, and MicroLucent laser machining. For more than 50 years, Bullen has helped technical teams produce complex components from advanced ceramics, glass, and other hard and brittle materials. The Eaton, Ohio operation supports semiconductor, MEMS, transportation, aerospace and defense, medical, and life-sciences customers. Bullen designs and builds custom equipment and tooling internally, allowing its machining, engineering, Metrology, and technology-development teams to work closely together on challenging applications. Apply today Apply through hireCNC with your résumé to be considered for the CNC Grinding Specialist position at Bullen Ultrasonics. Applications will be reviewed directly by Sam Carswell-Tellis of hireCNC.

  • Eaton, OH

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CNC Programmer / Machinist (Mastercam)

At a glance Company: Laciny Bros., Inc. Location: St. Louis, Missouri Pay: $35–$42/hr DOE Job type: Full-time Experience: 7 years machining • 5 years CNC programming Machines: CNC machining centers • CNC lathes Machine brands: Okuma • Mazak CAM software: Mastercam Why join Laciny Bros.? Laciny Bros. is looking for an experienced CNC Programmer / Machinist who enjoys challenging work and wants to do more than run the same production job every day. Founded in 1916, Laciny Bros. is a fourth-generation, family-owned custom fabrication company serving customers across a wide range of industries. The shop specializes in highly customized, high-end machinery and complex components that demand creativity, precision, and quality craftsmanship. This is a true job shop environment—not a repetitive production shop. You’ll regularly program, set up, and machine new parts from different materials, primarily stainless steel. You’ll have the autonomy to determine machining approaches, develop complex setups, create fixtures, and solve problems as they arise. The position offers $35–$42 per hour, opportunities for overtime, and a strong benefits package that includes 100% company-paid health insurance, profit sharing, and a 401(k) match. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Interpret blueprints, job specifications, and work orders Program complex parts using Mastercam Set up and operate CNC machining centers and lathes Machine one-off and custom components to required specifications and tolerances Determine tooling, workholding, and machining approaches Design and create fixtures for complex setups Inspect completed work and verify dimensional accuracy Deburr parts and complete other secondary operations as needed Program while machines are running when workflow permits Troubleshoot machining, tooling, and setup challenges Work independently while contributing to the broader shop team ️ Machines, controls & software You’ll work with equipment that includes: Okuma CNC machining centers Mazak CNC lathes CNC mills and lathes Mastercam CAD/CAM software Standard precision inspection equipment ⭐ Shop highlights Fourth-generation, family-owned company In business since 1916 High-mix custom job shop One-off and small- to medium-volume work New parts and machining challenges regularly Complex setups and custom fixturing Highly customized, high-end machinery Opportunity to program, set up, and run your own work Overtime and bonus opportunities 100% company-paid health insurance Materials you’ll work with Stainless steel Aluminum Titanium Hastelloy Tool steel Brass Graphite Engineering plastics Other hard and soft metals ✅ What we’re looking for Required: At least seven years of manual or CNC machining experience At least five years of experience programming and machining complex parts Proficiency with Mastercam Ability to independently program, set up, and run CNC equipment Strong blueprint and job-specification interpretation skills Experience holding required specifications and tolerances Knowledge of tooling, workholding, and complex setups Ability to inspect your own parts Strong mechanical aptitude Ability to machine a variety of metals and plastics Self-motivated and accountable in a job shop environment Ability to work autonomously and as part of a team Willingness to multitask and assist wherever needed Preferred: Experience with Okuma machining centers Experience with Mazak CNC lathes Associate degree or related technical education Experience designing and building custom fixtures Experience machining stainless steel and other challenging materials Why you’ll like working here This role gives an experienced machinist ownership of the complete process—from interpreting the print and developing the program to creating the setup, machining the part, and performing the final inspection. You won’t be limited to loading parts and pressing cycle start. The work changes regularly, and your knowledge, judgment, and creativity will directly affect the finished product. It’s a strong fit for a versatile CNC Programmer / Machinist who enjoys solving problems and taking on new challenges. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $35–$42 per hour, based on experience Benefits include: Health insurance—100% company paid Dental insurance Vision insurance Paid time off 401(k) with 4% company match Profit sharing Retirement plan Bonus opportunities Overtime opportunities Schedule: Full-time, in-person position in St. Louis, Missouri. About Laciny Bros. Laciny Bros., Inc. is a fourth-generation, family-owned custom metal fabrication company based in St. Louis. Since 1916, the company has built a reputation for delivering creative, high-quality solutions for demanding applications across a wide range of industries. Its capabilities extend beyond precision machining to include custom fabrication, engineering, automation, custom machine building, waterjet cutting, and field service. The machine shop produces complex one-off components as well as small- to medium-volume production work using CNC and conventional equipment. Laciny Bros. values craftsmanship, versatility, problem-solving, and personal accountability. Its job shop environment gives skilled machinists the opportunity to contribute their experience throughout the complete manufacturing process rather than performing one narrow production task. Apply today If you’re an experienced CNC Programmer / Machinist who enjoys complex setups, custom parts, and solving new machining challenges, apply today through hireCNC.

  • University City, MO

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CNC Machinist – Haas 5-Axis & CNC Lathe

At a glance Company: Triumph Group Location: North Wales, Pennsylvania Pay: $29.85–$42.00/hr DOE Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Day Shift | Monday–Thursday | 6:00 AM–4:00 PM Experience: Experienced CNC Machinist Machines: Haas UMC-500 5-Axis Mill • Haas ST-30Y CNC Lathe • Manual Mills & Lathes Controls: Haas CAM Software: Autodesk Fusion 360 Why join Triumph Group? If you’re a skilled CNC machinist who likes doing more than loading parts and pushing cycle start, this is a strong opportunity. Triumph Group’s North Wales facility manufactures highly engineered mechanical and electromechanical components used in aerospace applications. The machine shop is a smaller, skilled team inside a much larger aerospace organization, giving machinists the opportunity to work on a wide variety of parts without feeling like just another number. You’ll work in a clean, climate-controlled 75,000 sq. ft. facility with a mix of modern Haas CNC equipment and manual machines. The work is high-mix and low-volume, so setups change and machining challenges vary. Most importantly, you do not need to be a CNC programmer to qualify. Triumph is looking first and foremost for someone who is strong at CNC setup and operation. If you can also program in Fusion 360, that’s a plus. The position also offers a four-day workweek, optional Friday overtime, pension, 401(k), and annual union wage increases. ⚙️ What you'll be doing Set up and operate Haas CNC mills and turning centers Run high-mix, low-volume aerospace components Select tooling and establish machine setups Determine appropriate workholding and setup strategies Read and work from engineering drawings and prints Make offsets and adjustments to maintain part quality Troubleshoot machining and setup issues Work closely with Engineering when programming support is needed Operate manual Bridgeport mills and engine lathes as needed Program CNC equipment when capable — programming is a plus, not a requirement For machinists with programming experience, there is an opportunity to take parts from print or CAD model through programming, tooling, setup, and production. ️ Machines, controls & software CNC Milling: Haas UMC-500 5-Axis Mill CNC Turning: Haas ST-30Y Turning Center with Live Tooling Manual Equipment: Bridgeport Mills • Engine Lathes Controls: Haas CAM Software: Autodesk Fusion 360 ⭐ Shop highlights $29.85–$42.00/hr union pay range Strong candidates can start toward the upper end of the range Monday–Thursday 4x10 schedule Optional Friday overtime Clean, climate-controlled facility High-mix, low-volume machining Modern Haas 5-axis and live-tooling equipment Aerospace manufacturing AS9100 Rev D / ISO 9001:2015 Small, skilled machine shop team ✅ What we're looking for Required Strong CNC machining experience CNC machine setup experience Ability to independently set up and operate CNC equipment Strong tooling and workholding knowledge Ability to read machining prints and drawings Ability to troubleshoot machining and setup issues Comfortable working in a high-mix manufacturing environment Preferred Haas CNC experience 5-axis milling experience CNC turning/live-tooling experience Autodesk Fusion 360 experience CNC programming experience Manual milling or turning experience Aerospace machining experience Programming is preferred, but not required. A strong setup machinist who can independently set up and operate the equipment is encouraged to apply. Why you'll like working here You’ll have variety. This isn’t a repetitive production environment where you run the same part every day. Triumph manufactures a wide range of components, giving experienced machinists the chance to apply their setup, tooling, troubleshooting, and machining knowledge. You’ll also get a four-day workweek, optional overtime, a clean climate-controlled shop, and the stability and benefits of an established aerospace manufacturer. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $29.85–$42.00/hr DOE Triumph has flexibility to bring experienced candidates in toward the higher end of the range. Benefits: Medical insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Pension program PTO accrued beginning Day 1 Two weeks PTO during the first year Annual union wage increases on your anniversary date Schedule: Monday–Thursday 6:00 AM–4:00 PM Four 10-hour shifts Paid breaks Optional Friday overtime About Triumph Group Triumph Group is an aerospace and defense manufacturer specializing in mission-critical engineered systems and proprietary components for OEM and aftermarket applications. Its businesses support products including aircraft controls, actuation systems, hydraulic systems, geared solutions, and other highly engineered aerospace components. At the North Wales facility, the team manufactures mechanical and electromechanical controls and components including cable controls, cockpit controls, latches, hold-open rods, and remote valve operation products. Triumph became a privately held company following its 2025 acquisition by Warburg Pincus and Berkshire Partners and continues to operate as an independent aerospace and defense company. Triumph Group Apply today If you’re an experienced CNC machinist who can independently set up and run CNC equipment — even if programming isn’t your strength — we want to hear from you. Apply today through hireCNC.

  • North Wales, PA

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