CNC Bore Bar Machinist & Programmer

MRA Recruiting Services; Oak Creek (WI); On-site; USD 52,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Zenar Corporation in Oak Creek, Wisconsin is seeking a CNC Boring Bar Machinist/Programmer. The role focuses on programming, setting up, and operating horizontal boring bars to bore, mill and drill precision parts with tight tolerances.

You will read blueprints, select tooling and speeds, verify finished work with micrometers and calipers, and collaborate with engineering to improve efficiency. Strong math, attention to detail, and initiative are essential.

Qualifications

• Mathematics knowledge of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics.
• Dependability: reliable, responsible, and dependable.
• Production and processing: knowledge of machine processes to maximize efficiency.
• Blueprints/drawings knowledge and interpretation.
• Analytical thinking for addressing unexpected issues.
• Attention to detail and thoroughness.
• Innovation to develop production improvements.
• Initiative to take on responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Program and modify CNC programs.
• Set up and operate horizontal boring bars with precision.
• Align and secure large irregular workpieces using crane, straps and magnets.
• Select speeds, feeds, tooling, and reference points for boring operations.
• Observe machine operations to detect problems and ensure quality.
• Verify conformance to specifications with precision measuring tools.
• Maintain tooling and machine condition; suggest improvements.
• Collaborate with engineering and manufacturing to exchange technical information.

Skills

Mathematics knowledge

Attention to detail

Analytical thinking

Initiative

Dependability

Innovation

Blueprint reading

Fanuc G-code

Tools

Fanuc G-code / M-code

Job description

Zenar Corporation in Oak Creek, Wisconsin is seeking a CNC Boring Bar Machinist/Programmer. The role focuses on programming, setting up, and operating horizontal boring bars to bore, mill and drill precision parts with tight tolerances.

You will read blueprints, select tooling and speeds, verify finished work with micrometers and calipers, and collaborate with engineering to improve efficiency. Strong math, attention to detail, and initiative are essential.