CNC Setup Specialist — 2nd Shift with $1.50 Diff

EIS; Kennesaw (GA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) match

Paid time off

HSA/FSA options

Life insurance

Disability insurance

PerkSpot discounts

Pet insurance

Job summary

SIS, an EIS company in Canton, GA, is hiring a CNC Setup Specialist for the second shift. You will independently set up CNC equipment, verify part quality, and keep production running reliably in a hands-on environment.

This hands-on role combines machine setups, regular production runs, and troubleshooting, working with operators, engineering, and quality to resolve issues and maintain safe, consistent machining processes.

Qualifications

• CNC setup and operation experience within a production environment.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and GD&T.
• Knowledge of tooling, workholding, offsets, and cutting parameters.
• Proven ability to troubleshoot routine setup and machining issues.
• Experience proving out programs and achieving first-part quality.

Responsibilities

• Independently set up and operate CNC equipment, including tooling, fixtures, workholding, and offsets.
• Safely prove out approved programs, inspect initial parts, and obtain required approval before continuing production.
• Complete production runs, monitor part quality and tool condition, and troubleshoot routine setup and machining issues.
• Make authorized program and cutting-parameter adjustments, and create simple programs at the machine as needed.
• Help operators understand job requirements, maintain setup documentation, and escalate complex issues.

Skills

CNC machining

Setup and operation

Blueprint interpretation

GD&T interpretation

Tooling knowledge

Offsets

Troubleshooting

Tools

Haas controls

Smart mills and lathes

KOMO routers

Heian routers

Homag routers

Job description

SIS, an EIS company in Canton, GA, is hiring a CNC Setup Specialist for the second shift. You will independently set up CNC equipment, verify part quality, and keep production running reliably in a hands-on environment.

This hands-on role combines machine setups, regular production runs, and troubleshooting, working with operators, engineering, and quality to resolve issues and maintain safe, consistent machining processes.