CNC Programmer & Machinist – First Shift, Precision Gearwork

Atlanta Gear Works, Inc.; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

401k

PTO & paid holidays

Summer Ice Cream Fridays

Bonuses

Job summary

Atlanta Gear Works, Inc. in Dawsonville, GA, is seeking an experienced CNC Machinist. You will set up and program CNC lathes and mills, read mechanical drawings, and verify tolerances with micrometers.

The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of machining experience, including CAM programming, and can read drawings precisely for high-precision gearwork. Responsibilities include executing setups, operating both manual and CNC equipment, and ensuring quality through measurement and math

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required; technical school is a plus.
• Minimum of three years experience in machining.
• Experience with high-precision measuring instruments (verniers, micrometers, OD/ID, depth gauge) to thousandths.

Responsibilities

• Machine parts from mechanical drawings.
• CNC setup, programming on machine and in CAM, tool setup and operations.
• Operate both manual and CNC lathes and mills.
• Read micrometers and other measuring instruments; record readings.
• Read mechanical drawings.
• Perform basic math calculations.

Skills

Reading drawings

CNC programming

CAM programming

Manual and CNC lathe/mill operation

Measurement & gauging

Mathematical calculations

Education

High School Diploma/GED

Technical school experience

Tools

CNC Lathes

CNC Mills

CAM Software

Job description

Atlanta Gear Works, Inc. in Dawsonville, GA, is seeking an experienced CNC Machinist. You will set up and program CNC lathes and mills, read mechanical drawings, and verify tolerances with micrometers.

The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of machining experience, including CAM programming, and can read drawings precisely for high-precision gearwork. Responsibilities include executing setups, operating both manual and CNC equipment, and ensuring quality through measurement and math