CNC Machinist

Thermon Industries, Inc; Oakville; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Thermon Industries, Inc. is seeking a CNC Machinist in Oakville, Ontario to operate CNC lathes and milling machines, reading engineering drawings, and performing precision measurements. The role emphasizes safety, quality, and continuous improvement within a demanding industrial environment.

You will set up and program CNC equipment, verify tolerances, maintain tooling, and support production with on-time parts while adhering to strict safety procedures and company standards.

Qualifications

• Experience with CNC milling and turning operations.
• Ability to read engineering drawings and tolerances.
• Strong commitment to workplace safety and quality standards.

Responsibilities

• Follow safety laws, regulations, codes, policies, and procedures.
• Follow tag-out and lock out procedures.
• Identify and correct situations that could jeopardize safety.
• Maintain a clean, tidy work station.
• Report unsafe conditions or hazards to the appropriate person.
• Stop work in imminent danger.
• Work in a way that won't hurt you or others.
• Gather parts, tools, and fixtures.
• Maintain and repair equipment.
• Review traveler/job package.
• Set up jigs.
• Use hand tools and other mobile equipment.
• Machine parts as per work orders and engineering drawings.
• Program CNC machines and enter instructions and reference points.
• Set up CNC machines with tools, attachments, collets, bushings.
• Verify settings by measuring positions and performing dry runs.
• Aid in development of production procedures.
• Continuously improve work processes and methods.

Skills

CNC Machining

Reading blueprints

Safety conscious

Tools

Calipers

Micrometers

Job description

Who We Are:

In a world where performance is paramount and environments are unforgiving, Thermon stands as a global leader, forging the future of thermal management, power distribution, and environmental controls. We don't just build systems, we engineer resilience, empowering the planet's most critical industries to thrive.

From the relentless demands of chemical plants and maritime operations to the intricate networks of rail and transit and the vital pulse of data centers, our technologies are the silent guardians sustaining infrastructure where failure is not an option. We craft solutions that ensure optimal operation, protecting critical assets and maximizing efficiency in the face of extreme conditions across diverse sectors like food and beverages, mining, pharmaceuticals, renewables, and oil & gas.

We care deeply about the success of our customers, the well-being of our team, and the reliability of every system we design. This drives our unwavering commitment to quality and integrity in everything we do. Through true collaboration, we unite a rich legacy of expertise with a trusted global team, partnering side-by-side with our customers. Together, we don't just meet industrial performance standards-we elevate them.

Wherever the world depends on resilient systems, Thermon is there to ensure critical operations excel and endure.

The Role

The CNC Machinist manufactures a variety of parts using CNC programmable lathes and milling machines.

What You Will Do

Safety

• Always wear the proper personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Follow all safety laws, regulations, codes, policies, and procedures.
• Follow all tag-out and lock out procedures.
• Identify and correct situations that could jeopardize safety.
• Maintain a clean, tidy work station.
• Report immediately all unsafe conditions or hazards to the appropriate person.
• Stop work, or cause work to be stopped, in situations of imminent danger.
• Work in a way that won't hurt you or other people.

Quality

• Alert Machine Shop Supervisor to issues with product quality.
• Complete QC checklists to verify the quality of the product manufactured meets standards.
• Ensure parts are free of visible damage.
• Use measurement tools such as calipers, micrometers, rulers, protractors, etc. to physically verify product quality.

Productivity

• Gather parts, tools, and fixtures.
• Maintain and repair equipment.
• Review traveler/job package.
• Set up jigs.
• Use hand tools and other mobile equipment.
• Machine parts as per instructions on work orders and engineering drawings.
• Program CNC machines by entering instructions and reference points.
• Set up CNC machines by installing tools, attachments collets, bushings etc.
• Verify settings by measuring positions and performing dry runs.

Continuous Improvement

• Aid in the development of production procedures where necessary.
• Continuously improve work processes and methods.