CNC Lathe Programmer–Operator (Multi‑Axis Turning)Why Join Durex Industries?Growth-focused team using brand-new, state-of-the-art equipment.Immediate impact on high-precision components and customer outcomes.1st shift role with a collaborative, fast-moving production environment.Up to $1,000 sign-on bonus.Now hiring CNC lathe professionals who love building reliable processes and hitting spec the first time.Your Core ImpactSet up, operate, monitor, and continuously improve CNC machining processes for tight-tolerance parts.Own setups on conventional and CNC equipment using drawings, samples, blueprints, manuals, and computerized instructions.Perform in-process and final inspections; complete operational checks and quality tests.Document thoroughly: sign-offs, forms, reports, logs, and records.Support cross-department workflow, production scheduling, and material/inventory coordination.Train operators and contribute to team leadership as experience grows.Assist with additional tasks to maintain schedule and quality.What You’ll NeedHigh School Diploma or GED preferred.Ability to read and use calipers, micrometers, indicators, edge finders, and blueprints.Practical experience with CNC controls and cutting tools.Proficiency in deburring and part handling to customer specifications.Independent, safety- and quality-minded work habits.Organized, detail-oriented, and communicative across departments and management.Accountable decision-making and ownership of results.Technical StrengthsGD&TEquipment troubleshootingCNC toolingTroubleshooting skillsCNC programmingCNC machine installationG-code & M-codeCNC machine setup & changeoverPrecision measurement & hand metrologyMachine geometry & alignmentMachine setups for production runsg-Lathe operationsEquipment You’ll RunCNC Mill (3–4 axis VMC): Haas, Okuma, DoosanCNC Mill (5+ axis VMC): HaasCNC Lathe (5+ axis): OkumaHow You’ll WorkSafety first—every setup, every run.Quality-driven—measure, verify, and document.Team-centered—share knowledge, coordinate with scheduling, and support inventory flow.Continuous improvement—refine processes and troubleshoot to eliminate waste and rework.