CNC Milling Operator III

CNC Milling OperatorWe are seeking a skilled CNC Milling Operator to join a stable, growing precision manufacturing operation. This role is ideal for someone with strong hands-on CNC milling experience who can run established jobs independently, make controlled offset adjustments, inspect parts accurately, and support production quality on the floor.This is a strong opportunity for a machinist who wants to continue building toward a setup-level role while working with complex parts, multi-axis equipment, and a team that values accuracy, consistency, and continuous improvement.CNC Milling Operator III | What You GetStable, long-term opportunity with a growing precision manufacturing companyExposure to complex CNC milling work across 3-axis, 4-axis, horizontal, and 5-axis equipmentOpportunity to continue growing toward setup-level responsibilitiesStrong shop-floor environment where accuracy, consistency, and quality matterAbility to mentor and support less experienced CNC operatorsCompetitive benefits packageA company that values skilled machinists who take pride in doing the job rightCNC Milling Operator | What You Will DoOperate 3-axis, 4-axis, 4-axis horizontal, and 5-axis CNC milling machines on established jobsPerform wear offset adjustments and tooling changes within approved proceduresIdentify, replace, and document worn or broken toolingInspect parts using calipers, micrometers, go/no-go gauges, and other precision measurement toolsAssist setup machinists with fixture installation, tool loading, part proving, and first-piece preparationTroubleshoot tool wear, surface finish, chatter, burrs, chip evacuation, and dimensional variation issuesRecord job data, labor time, part counts, lot control, and quality information in the ERP systemSupport and train less experienced CNC operators on standard operating practices and inspection methodsCNC Milling Operator III | What You BringMinimum of 3 years of precision CNC milling experienceExperience operating across multiple axis configurations preferredStrong blueprint reading abilityWorking knowledge of GD&T interpretationProficiency with precision measurement tools including calipers, micrometers, and go/no-go gaugesAbility to make controlled offset adjustments and perform tooling changes accuratelyStrong communication skills with operators, machinists, quality personnel, and supervisionMust be legally authorized to work in the United StatesMust be able to comply with U.S. export control regulations without employer-sponsored authorizationThis is a strong fit for a CNC Milling Operator who takes pride in precision work, wants exposure to complex machining, and is looking for a stable long-term opportunity with room to continue growing technically.