CNC Machinist - Onsite, 4x10 Schedule, Die-Making

System One; Monongahela (PA); On-site; USD 56,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

System One is seeking a CNC Machinist in Monongahela, PA. The role focuses on programming, setting up, and operating manual and CNC equipment to machine, repair, and fabricate parts for production equipment.

The successful candidate will work a steady weekday 4x10 schedule onsite, with compensation around $62,000 annually, and must pass a pre-employment physical and drug screening. Experience with die-making is preferred and attention to tight tolerances is essential.

Qualifications

• Strong CNC machining experience, including mills, lathes, and EDM.
• Ability to independently program, set up, and operate equipment.
• Proficiency in reading and interpreting blueprints and technical drawings
• Proven ability to hold tight tolerances with strong attention to detail
• Experience with precision measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, etc.)
• Die-making experience preferred
• Reliable with a strong work ethic and commitment to quality
• Must pass a pre-employment physical and drug screening

Responsibilities

• Set up, program, and operate mills, lathes, and EDM equipment to produce and repair parts
• Machine and fabricate tools, dies, and assemblies from blueprints and specifications
• Verify accuracy and maintain tight tolerances using precision measuring instruments
• Support equipment repair and maintenance through high-quality machining work

Skills

CNC Machining

Mills & Lathes

EDM

Blueprint Reading

Precision Measuring

Die-making

Tools

Calipers

Micrometers

Job description

System One is seeking a CNC Machinist in Monongahela, PA. The role focuses on programming, setting up, and operating manual and CNC equipment to machine, repair, and fabricate parts for production equipment.

The successful candidate will work a steady weekday 4x10 schedule onsite, with compensation around $62,000 annually, and must pass a pre-employment physical and drug screening. Experience with die-making is preferred and attention to tight tolerances is essential.