CNC Operator II — Multi-Machine & Mentor (2nd Shift)

ALIGN PRECISION; Clearwater (FL); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

ALIGN PRECISION in Florida is seeking a Level I CNC Machine Operator to perform a wide range of machining tasks and operate multiple CNC machines. You will read blueprints, understand G/M codes, and validate measurements using CMM and manual tools.

The role requires 3–4 years of machining experience and a high school diploma. You will work with leaders and engineers to improve setups, reduce scrap, and boost efficiency in a loud, industrial environment on a regular schedule.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3-4 years of machining experience, preferably in a high-precision or military environment.
• High school degree or equivalent
• Proficient in operating and programming CNC machines.
• Skilled in reading and interpreting blueprints, technical drawings, and CAD models.
• Ability to use precision measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, CMM).
• Understanding of GD&T

Responsibilities

• Performs all duties of a Level I CNC Machine Operator without assistance.
• Operates a minimum of two types of CNC equipment & assists in training/mentoring of Level I operators as needed.
• Runs multiple machines at or above expected parts-per-hour targets.
• Reads & understands M codes & basic G codes.
• Changes and/or replaces broken or worn tools independently.
• Identifies functional issues or trends with fixtures & understands how to troubleshoot.
• Makes corrective actions to out-of-tolerance dimensions in a CMM or control plan without assistance.
• Supports inspection processes by interpreting technical drawings & validating measurements using CMM & manual tools.
• Collaborates with leads and/or engineers to improve setups, reduce scrap, & improve efficiency.
• Other duties assigned.

Skills

CNC Machining

G Code Reading

GD&T

Blueprint Reading

CMM Tools

Education

High School Diploma

Tools

CAD/CAM

Job description

ALIGN PRECISION in Florida is seeking a Level I CNC Machine Operator to perform a wide range of machining tasks and operate multiple CNC machines. You will read blueprints, understand G/M codes, and validate measurements using CMM and manual tools.

The role requires 3–4 years of machining experience and a high school diploma. You will work with leaders and engineers to improve setups, reduce scrap, and boost efficiency in a loud, industrial environment on a regular schedule.