CNC Machinist
Description
Overview
We’re hiring CNC Machinists for our precision manufacturing facility, making precision components for the industrial equipment industry on advanced 3-, 4-, and 5-axis CNC equipment. Every part requires extremely tight tolerances, making this a role for machinists who enjoy technical work and continuous improvement.
What makes this role different:
- Precision, tight-tolerance manufacturing
- Advanced multi-axis CNC equipment
- Growing production with long-term stability
- Dedicated training center and paid skill development
- Cross-training across machines and processes
- Clear advancement into higher-paying technical roles
Whether you’re an experienced machinist or a recent TCAT graduate with strong fundamentals, we’re looking for people who want to continue developing their craft. We’ll invest in your training while you build a long-term career with Kennametal.
Compensation
- $25 – $26 / hr
Hiring on 1st Shift
- 7am – 3pm
- Monday - Friday
Responsibilities
- Machine Setups: Perform complete setups and prepare machines for production.
- Machine Operation: Operate multiple CNC machines throughout each shift.
- Quality Audits: Verify parts meet dimensional and visual quality standards.
- Precision Inspection: Measure parts using precision inspection equipment.
- Offsets: Make tool wear and dimensional offsets as needed.
- Troubleshooting: Diagnose machining issues and maintain stable production.
- Blueprint Reading: Interpret engineering drawings and GD&T requirements.
- Documentation: Complete production and quality documentation accurately.
Qualifications
Required
- 2+ years of CNC machining experience or recent machining program graduate
- CNC setup experience
- Blueprint reading skills
- Basic GD&T knowledge
- Precision measuring experience
- Mechanical troubleshooting ability
- Safe work practices
Preferred
- 3-, 4-, or 5-axis machining experience
- Grinding experience
- G-code knowledge
- Multi-machine operation
- Industrial manufacturing experience
- Continuous improvement experience
Skills
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First name, Last name, Email, Headline, Phone, Address, Photo, Education, Experience, Summary, Resume, Cover letter
- How many years of CNC experience do you have? What brands of mills and lathes?
- Can you handle all of your own set ups and validations? Tell me about a complex set up that you've set up end to end recently.
- What is your experience level with GD&T?
- What were you making at your last CNC Machinist position and what would you be looking for in this role?