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Acutec Precision Aerospace, Inc. is seeking an operator to run CNC mills and turning centers for precision aerospace parts. You will load programs, manage tool magazines, and position parts in fixtures, editing as needed for optimal results.
The role offers a clean, controlled environment, second shift from 4:15 PM to 3:00 AM, and opportunities to contribute to continuous improvements with a world-class team.
Imagine playing a key role with an award-winning and forward-thinking manufacturer that manufactures critical components for aerospace and military aircraft. Earn an above-average compensation package that includes great pay and health insurance premiums 100% covered by the company. Experience exceptional job stability and fulfilling, exciting projects to work on while transforming to a WorldClass manufacturing facility right here in Saint Stephen SC.
Spend your days in a clean, well lit, climate-controlled facility!
4-day work week
Second Shift Monday-Thursday 4:15PM-3:00AM
If you are hardworking, self-motivated, love working with your hands or looking to get your foot in the door with one of the areas top employers we want to hear from you! Experience with computers and material handling is a plus.
As a member of the Acutec team, you can expect:
Operate CNC machine centers such as vertical/horizontal mills and/or turning centers. Operate control consoles to produce precision aerospace products. The machining operation requires loading CNC programs and tool magazines and the set up and positioning of parts in holding fixtures; also edit programs as required to produce optimal results. Work independently with minimal direction from Team Leader, be a driver of positive change and help reduce losses throughout the operation.
Employee owned, Acutec Precision Aerospace, Inc. is an award-winning woman-owned, forward-thinking, data-driven, AS9100D certified, vertically integrated aerospace manufacturer providing critical components for the aviation industry since 1988.