Junior CNC Machinist – Precision Manufacturing

Rnb Consultancy; Toronto; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training on the job

Medical, dental, and mental-health覆盖

Job summary

Rnb Consultancy in Toronto is hiring five junior machinists for a fast-growing shop that makes precision parts for technology, aerospace, robotics and medical devices. You will be trained in-house, starting with one CNC operation and advancing to more complex work as you gain experience.

The role is full-time on-site in Toronto with day, night or weekend shifts. Expect CAD $60k-$80k base, paid training, and medical, dental and mental-health coverage.

Qualifications

• Machining training at a college or trade school, or experience in construction or another trade you want to leave for machining, with a year or more of work behind you.
• Comfortable with hands-on, physical and sometimes dirty shop work.
• Working in person in Toronto five days a week, within commuting distance, including assigned day, night or weekend shifts.
• Already allowed to work in Canada; sponsorship isn't available.

Responsibilities

• Running your assigned CNC operation accurately and reliably
• Learning step by step toward more complex parts
• Quality: parts that match the drawing every time
• Your shop-floor input reaches the engineers who build the tools directly

Skills

Machining training

Hands-on work

Reading drawings

Education

Machining college/trade training

Job description

You like precise, hands-on work and want to master a craft. Learn CNC machining in a fast-growing Toronto shop.

A young Toronto manufacturer makes precision parts for technology, aerospace, robotics and medical-device customers. Its engineers build their own tools to make the shop faster. You'll be trained in-house: first you master one CNC operation, then you move on to more complex work, growing toward producing parts on your own.

They're hiring 5 junior machinists.

What you'll own

• Running your assigned CNC operation accurately and reliably
• Learning step by step toward more complex parts
• Quality: parts that match the drawing every time
• Your shop-floor input reaches the engineers who build the tools directly

Must-haves

• Machining training at a college or trade school, or experience in construction or another trade you want to leave for machining, with a year or more of work behind you
• Comfortable with hands-on, physical and sometimes dirty shop work
• Working in person in Toronto five days a week, within commuting distance, including assigned day, night or weekend shifts
• Already allowed to work in Canada; sponsorship isn't available

Bonus points

• Some CNC experience, even basic
• A practical skill you learned quickly through persistence
• A teacher or instructor who can give you a reference

What's in it for you

• CAD $60k-$80k base
• Paid training on the job in a growing shop
• Medical, dental and mental-health coverage

Good to know

• Full-time, on-site in Toronto, shift work
• Process: 30-minute screen -> one-hour technical interview (machining basics, reading 3D models and 2D drawings) -> paid part-time trial of up to a week (planned around a current job if needed) -> offer