CNC Programmer - 1st Shift

Enprotech; Cleveland (OH); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a skilled CNC programmer to develop and modify programs for CNC machines. In this role, you will translate blueprints into precise instructions, ensuring high-quality production of parts. Your expertise in interpreting technical drawings, selecting cutting tools, and troubleshooting machine operations will be crucial. Stay ahead of technology advancements in CNC programming and manufacturing processes while contributing to a dynamic team. This is a fantastic opportunity to leverage your skills in a supportive environment that values innovation and quality.

Qualifications

• Proficient in CNC programming and modifying G-code.
• Strong understanding of blueprints and technical specifications.

Responsibilities

• Develop and modify CNC programs to control machine operations.
• Select appropriate cutting tools and configure machines for jobs.

Skills

CNC Programming

Blueprint Interpretation

G-code

Troubleshooting

Technical Drawing Understanding

Education

High School Diploma

Technical Certification in CNC Programming

Tools

CNC Machines

CAD Software

Job description

Job Description

Position Summary & Objective

A CNC (Computer Numerical Control) programmerdevelops and modifies computer programs to control the operation of CNC machines, translating blueprints and design specifications into instructions for the machine to cut and shape materials into desired forms.They work with software, choose cutting tools, and ensure the machine functions correctly and produces high-quality parts.

Essential Functions Performed by the Position

Interpreting Blueprints and Designs:

• Understanding technical drawings, specifications, and design models to determine the desired shape, dimensions, and tolerances of the final product.

Developing CNC Programs:

• Creating and modifying G-code or other programming languages to instruct the CNC machine on how to cut and shape the material, including toolpaths, speeds, feeds, and other machine parameters.
• Optimize program efficiency to fully utilize machine capabilities including adjusting tool paths, speed and feed rates.

Choosing Cutting Tools and Fixtures:

• Selecting appropriate tools, fixtures, and other equipment based on the material, part geometry, and required accuracy.

Setting Up and Adjusting Machines:

• Configuring the CNC machine for specific jobs, including tool selection, clamping, and other preparations.

Testing and Troubleshooting:

• Verifying that the program functions correctly, identifying and resolving errors, and adjusting the program or machine settings as needed.

Staying Current with Technology:

• Keeping up with advancements in CNC technology, programming languages, and manufacturing processes.