Cnc Programmer

Job Title: CNC Programmer

Location: On-site for the first four months (4-5 times per week), then hybrid.

Job Description:

1. Develop Data for Part Design: The CNC programmer starts by examining technical drawings or 3D models of the parts to be manufactured. Using computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software, they translate this information into data understandable by the CNC machine.
2. Select Appropriate Tools and Set Machining Parameters: The programmer selects the appropriate cutting tools for each machining operation. They also configure speed, feed, and depth of cut parameters to ensure optimal results.
3. Generate Instruction File in Compatible Language: The programmer creates a CNC program using a specific language (e.g., G-code). This file contains the sequences of operations necessary to manufacture the part.
4. Upload Instructions to the Machine Tool: Once the program is generated, the programmer transfers it to the CNC machine. This can be done via a storage medium (like a USB drive) or directly to the machine via a network.
5. Test the Program and Verify CNC Machine Operation: Before starting production, the programmer performs tests to ensure the program works correctly. They also monitor the machine during machining to detect any potential issues.

In summary, the CNC programmer is responsible for creating programs that guide CNC machines in the precise manufacturing of parts. They must master design software, understand machining processes, and be able to solve technical problems related to programming and machining.

Top 3 Must-Have Skills:

• Mastercam/Vericut
• Must speak French

Top 3 Nice-to-Have Skills:

• Production support
• Post processor
• VPSS

Pay and Benefits: The pay range for this position is $33.00 - $48.00/hr.

Workplace Type: This is a hybrid position in Saint-Laurent, QC.