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AtWork Group in Glenpool, OK is seeking a skilled CNC Mill Operator / Machinist to set up and run 3-axis Fanuc-controlled mills, read blueprints, apply GD&T, and deliver precision parts.
You will verify offsets, tool heights, and perform first article inspections with micrometers and calipers, while ensuring safety and documentation in daily shop procedures.
The CNC Mill Operator / Machinist is responsible for setting up and operating 3-axis CNC vertical milling machines equipped with Fanuc controls. This role requires a skilled operator who can read blueprints, apply GD&T concepts, set work offsets and tool heights, and perform precision quality inspections to deliver components that meet exact specifications.
Physical Capabilities: The employee must frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Requires standing for extended periods, frequent reaching, stooping, bending, balancing, and manual dexterity to handle tools and materials.
Work Environment: Loud shop environment. Regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts, metal shavings, coolants, oils, and airborne particles.
Safety-Sensitive Designation: Company designates this position as a Safety-Sensitive Position because it involves tasks and operations where an impairment could result in serious injury or death to the employee, co-workers, or the public.
Substance Abuse & Drug Testing Policy: To maintain a safe work environment, company enforces a strict drug-free workplace policy: Zero-Tolerance for Marijuana: Testing positive for marijuana (including medical marijuana) or any prohibited illegal substance is a strict violation of company policy and is grounds for immediate termination of employment.
Mandatory Drug Testing: Employees in this role are subject to drug and alcohol testing under the following circumstances:
1. Random Testing: Unannounced random testing conducted periodically.
2. Post-Injury / Post-Accident: Mandatory testing following any workplace injury, incident, or property damage.
3. Reasonable Suspicion: Mandatory testing based on a supervisor's reasonable suspicion of impairment or substance use.