CNC Machinist — Precision Parts, Flexible Shifts

Kings Engineering; New South Wales; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Overtime pay

Roster options

Shift loading

PPE Allowance

Laundered clothing

Gym memberships

Upskill training

Parental leave

Cash out leave

Job summary

Kings Engineering is recruiting CNC Machinists in Australia’s New South Wales region. The role focuses on safe, precise machining of parts from drawings using CNC machines including borers, lathes, drilling and milling, with a strong emphasis on quality and on-time delivery.

Ideal candidates have a machinist trade qualification, supervisory experience, and proficiency with CAD drawings, safety practices, and Fanuc control systems. NSW driver’s licence is preferred.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated commitment to safe work practices.
• Relevant machinist trade qualification.
• Previous supervisory experience.
• Experience operating a CNC borer with Fanuc controller exposure.
• Machining experience and ability to manufacture parts from drawings.

Responsibilities

• Provide safe, effective, and efficient machining of parts from drawings and samples.
• Meet required targets with safety as the priority.
• Operate a variety of CNC machines including borers, lathes, drilling and milling machines.
• Complete jobs to a high standard, on time, on budget and in accordance with quality assurance systems.
• Demonstrate excellent housekeeping and equipment care.

Skills

CNC Machining

Supervisory experience

Reading CAD

Safe work practices

Fanuc controls

Part drawings handling

Education

Machinist trade qualification

Tools

Fanuc controller

CNC machines (borers, lathes, milling)

Job description

Kings Engineering is recruiting CNC Machinists in Australia’s New South Wales region. The role focuses on safe, precise machining of parts from drawings using CNC machines including borers, lathes, drilling and milling, with a strong emphasis on quality and on-time delivery.

Ideal candidates have a machinist trade qualification, supervisory experience, and proficiency with CAD drawings, safety practices, and Fanuc control systems. NSW driver’s licence is preferred.