2nd Shift CNC Machinist — Precision Setup & Inspection

Custom-Engineering-Co; Erie (Erie County); On-site; USD 39,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation

Paid holidays

Profit sharing

401K matching

Health benefits

Job summary

Custom Engineering Company in Erie, Pennsylvania, seeks a 2nd shift CNC Machinist to operate horizontal boring mills, vertical mills, and bridge mills. Up to $30.00 per hour BOE (Includes $2.00 Shift differential).

Responsibilities include setting up and removing workpieces, inspecting with calipers and gauges, and ensuring tolerances by readjusting offsets. Requires trade certification or equivalent experience and US work authorization.

Qualifications

• Trade Certification or equivalent experience.
• Experience in CNC operation/schooling.
• Proficient reading of drawings, blueprints and basic GD&T.
• Knowledge of arithmetic for tooling speeds and feeds.
• Proficient with CNC controls and G-code commands.
• Ability to adjust tool lengths and offsets within a program.
• Crane experience and forklift experience (preferred).
• US work authorization required.

Responsibilities

• Set up and remove workpieces from machines per procedure.
• Use calipers, micrometers, dial indicators to verify tolerances.
• Perform in-process inspections and adjust offsets as needed.
• Position and secure workpieces on machines with measuring tools and cranes.
• Study blueprints and work orders to determine tolerances and procedures.
• Apply general machining practices and tooling knowledge.
• Recognize tooling types and procedures for close tolerances.

Skills

CNC operation

GD&T knowledge

Blueprint reading

Measurement gauging

Education

Trade Certification or equivalent

Tools

G-code

CNC controls

Tool offsets

Job description

Custom Engineering Company in Erie, Pennsylvania, seeks a 2nd shift CNC Machinist to operate horizontal boring mills, vertical mills, and bridge mills. Up to $30.00 per hour BOE (Includes $2.00 Shift differential).

Responsibilities include setting up and removing workpieces, inspecting with calipers and gauges, and ensuring tolerances by readjusting offsets. Requires trade certification or equivalent experience and US work authorization.