CNC Turning Specialist — Multi‑Axis Lathe

Durex Manufacturing; Cary (IL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus up to $5,000

Job summary

Durex Industries is seeking a CNC Turning Specialist for our 2nd shift to operate a brand‑new Okuma multi‑axis lathe and produce precision parts that meet tight tolerances and shipping deadlines.

You will review routes, load programs, set tools, and run first‑article inspections with precision metrology. You’ll also troubleshoot, document results, and help train operators while supporting scheduling and inventory control.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Fluency with calipers, micrometers, indicators, edge finders, and blueprint reading.
• Hands-on experience with CNC controls, cutting tools, deburring, and final handling to customer specs.
• GD&T interpretation and application.

Responsibilities

• Set up turning centers and milling centers to produce close-tolerance parts per work orders, routers, and blueprints.
• Verify CNC programs; install and qualify tooling for conventional and tight-tolerance work.
• Perform quality tests and document results in logs and reports.
• Assist with training operators, coordinating workflow, and supporting production scheduling.

Skills

CNC turning

Okuma controls

G-code programming

Measurement tools

Blueprint reading

GD&T

Calipers

Micrometers

Quality inspection

Shift coordination

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Okuma Lathe Setup

CNC tooling setup

G-code editors

Job description

CNC Turning Specialist — Multi‑Axis LatheImagine stepping onto our 2nd shift, powering up a brand‑new Okuma multi‑axis lathe, and transforming raw stock into high‑precision components that ship on time and exceed expectations. At Durex Industries, we are growing and investing in state‑of‑the‑art equipment, and we are welcoming experienced CNC lathe professionals to join our team. A sign‑on bonus up to $5,000 is available for qualified hires.What a typical day looks likeYou review routers and blueprints, load computerized instructions, set tools, and dial in offsets. You perform first‑article inspections with precision instruments, run in‑process quality checks, and document results in logs and reports. Throughout the shift, you monitor cycle times, tune programs, and coordinate workflow so production goals are met. When a challenge pops up, you troubleshoot issues, adjust tooling, and keep the line moving—safely and with quality front of mind.How you will contributeSet up and operate turning centers and milling centers to produce close‑tolerance parts per work orders, routers, and blueprints.Study drawings, samples, and manuals; load and verify CNC programs; install and qualify tooling for conventional and tight‑tolerance work.Perform quality tests, operational checks, and part verification using precision metrology.Complete production paperwork, sign‑offs, forms, logs, and electronic records accurately.Assist with training operators, coordinating workflow, supporting production scheduling, and managing materials and inventory.Pitch in with additional tasks as needed and help drive continuous improvement.What you bringHigh school diploma or GED preferred.Fluency with calipers, micrometers, indicators, edge finders, and blueprint reading.Hands‑on experience with CNC controls, cutting tools, deburring, and final handling to customer specs.Self‑directed, organized, detail‑oriented, and safety/quality focused.Clear communicator across teams and levels; accountable for decisions and their impact.Technical depth we valueGD&T interpretation and application.Equipment and process troubleshooting.CNC tooling selection and optimization.CNC programming, including G‑code and M‑code.CNC machine installation, machine geometry, and alignment.Setup and changeover for production runs; precision measurement and hand metrology.Lathe and milling fundamentals for multi‑operation parts.Machines and technologiesCNC Mill (3–4 axis VMC): Haas, Okuma, Doosan.CNC Mill (5+ axis VMC): Haas.CNC Lathe (5+ axis): Okuma.Why Durex IndustriesWe are a growth‑minded manufacturer where safety, quality, and teamwork define the culture. You will work with new equipment, collaborate with a skilled crew, and see the direct impact of your craftsmanship on customer success—all on a stable 2nd shift with a competitive sign‑on bonus opportunity.