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FM Industries, Inc. is seeking a CNC Machinist IV with extensive experience in CNC milling to join the first shift in Phoenix, AZ. You will interpret complex blueprints and GD&T, set up and operate CNC mills, and collaborate with quality to ensure tight tolerances.
This position requires strong programming and setup skills, precision metrology, and a commitment to safety and continuous improvement. Join a team focused on accuracy, efficiency, and high-quality parts.
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Regular Full-Time Manual Labor Phoenix, AZ, US
The CNC Machinist IV specializing in CNC Mill operations plays a critical role in the manufacturing process by producing precision components that meet stringent quality standards. This position requires the ability to interpret complex blueprints and technical drawings to set up, operate, and maintain CNC mill machines effectively. The machinist will be responsible for ensuring that all parts are manufactured to exact specifications, utilizing advanced machining techniques and tools. Collaboration with engineering and quality assurance teams is essential to troubleshoot issues and optimize production processes. Ultimately, this role contributes to the overall efficiency and success of the manufacturing operation by delivering high-quality machined parts on the first shift schedule.
The required skills enable the machinist to accurately set up and operate CNC milling machines, ensuring that parts are produced to exact specifications. Proficiency in blueprint reading and GD&T allows the machinist to understand complex design requirements and translate them into precise machining operations. The ability to perform machine maintenance and troubleshooting minimizes downtime and maintains production flow. Preferred skills such as CNC programming and familiarity with specific control systems enhance the machinist's capability to optimize machine performance and adapt to varying production needs. Additionally, knowledge of quality standards and lean principles supports continuous improvement and adherence to safety and quality protocols in daily work.