CNC Milling MachinistYou'll take raw material and turn it into precision components and gears that must meet exact engineering specifications. Your setup decisions, machining, and inspection will directly determine whether each part meets the dimensional and quality requirements needed for demanding aerospace, defense, and medical applications.Why This OpportunityYou'll build your machining expertise through hands-on training, advanced CNC and inspection technology, and exposure to precision manufacturing work in a company with more than 70 years of industry experience.What You'll Get$18–$35/hour, full-time opportunity, paid vacation, established retirement plan, hands-on training and technical development, exposure to advanced CNC and inspection technology.What You'll DoSet up and operate CNC milling machinesMachine precision components and gears to specificationRead blueprints, technical drawings, and CAD modelsAdjust tooling and machine settings as neededInspect parts for dimensional accuracyTroubleshoot machining and quality issuesPerform basic CNC equipment maintenanceFollow AS9100 quality requirementsWhat You'll NeedHands-on CNC milling experienceStrong CNC mill setup and operation skillsExperience machining tight-tolerance partsAbility to read blueprints and technical drawingsKnowledge of precision measurement and inspectionPreferredAerospace manufacturing experienceGear manufacturing experienceGD&T knowledgeFamiliarity with AS9100 quality standards
CNC Milling Machinist - Precision Manufacturing in roscoe at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $57,200–$67,600
For context, most machinists earn between $57,200–$67,600 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.