Path Engineering

As a CNC Operator (also known as CNC Technician or CNC Machinist), you'll operate one or two NC/CNC machines, change machine tools as needed, and inspect parts to meet required tolerances and specifications. In addition, you'll perform routine maintenance, accurately report time and labor, maintain a clean work area, and perform minor assembly functions. Your role will also involve maintaining high production levels and reporting any equipment or material issues.

• Competitive pay rate of $23.71 with additional $.50 shift differential for second shift and $.60 shift differential for third shift.
• Opportunity to work with a variety of CNC machines and technologies, including 3-4 axis VMC, 2-4 axis lathe, grinder, Swiss lathe, 5+ axis VMC, and 5+ axis lathe.
• Chance to improve your troubleshooting, communication, and shop math skills in a manufacturing environment.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Basic math and reading skills.
• Ability to stand for approximately 10 hours per day and lift a minimum of 85 lbs. approximately 5 - 10 times per hour.
• Proficiency in troubleshooting CNC machines, meeting physical requirements, excellent communication, shop math skills, experience in a manufacturing environment, and basic computer skills.