CNC Machinist

Job Description

A CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machinist sets up, programs, and operates computer-controlled machines to cut, shape, and precision-craft raw materials like metal and plastic into detailed components.Interpreting Blueprints: Reading technical drawings and CAD (Computer-Aided Design) files to understand exact part dimensions, geometries, and tolerances.Programming & Toolpaths: Creating or modifying programs (often using CAM software or G-code) to direct the machine’s speed, feed rate, and cutting paths.Machine Setup: Calibrating equipment, loading raw materials, and installing the correct cutting tools and workholding fixtures.Monitoring Production: Watching active production runs to spot issues like tool wear, unusual vibrations, or errors.Quality Control: Inspecting finished parts using precision measuring tools such as micrometers and calipers to ensure they meet exact specifications.