CNC Woodworking Operator - Architectural Millwork

Carter Lumber Company; Millersburg (OH); Presencial; USD 25.000 - 36.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance (AD&D)

401(k)

Vacation time and paid holidays

Vendor incentives

Growth opportunities

Military encouraged to apply

Descripción de la vacante

Carter Architectural Millwork is seeking a CNC Operator to read architectural shop drawings and convert them into precise milling operations. You will set up toolings, run CAM programs, and oversee production with strict quality checks.

Ideal candidates have CNC woodworking experience, strong math and measurement skills, and the ability to work safely in a fast-paced shop environment. We value teamwork and attention to detail.

Formación

• Previous CNC machining experience in woodworking, cabinetry, furniture, architectural millwork, or a similar manufacturing environment is preferred.
• Ability to read work orders, machining sheets, cut lists, labels, shop drawings, and basic technical documentation.
• Working knowledge of CNC machine controls, tooling, offsets, vacuum hold-down, spoilboards, and basic G-code concepts is preferred.
• Ability to use measuring and inspection tools and apply shop math, fractions, decimals, and basic geometry accurately.
• Basic computer skills and navigating approved CNC/CAM programs, job files, and production records.
• Mechanical aptitude with the ability to recognize tool wear, machining defects, and abnormal machine conditions.
• Strong attention to detail, problem-solving, communication, and ability to work productively in a team environment.

Responsabilidades

• Review the production schedule, work order, approved machining data, nesting sheet, cut list, labels, and drawing details before starting the job.
• Verify the correct program and revision, material type, thickness, color, grain direction, finished face, part orientation, tooling, and quantity.
• Inspect raw sheet goods and components for damage, warp, surface defects, or specification conflicts before machining.
• Set up tooling, collets, aggregates, fixtures, stops, spoilboards, vacuum zones, dust collection, work offsets, and other machine parameters within training and authorization.
• Load approved programs and perform required setup verification, dry runs, test cuts, or first-piece checks before releasing full production.
• Safely load, position, secure, and unload material while preventing injury, part movement, surface damage, and incorrect orientation.
• Operate CNC routers, machining centers, boring equipment, or related woodworking machinery in accordance with approved procedures and manufacturer requirements.
• Monitor machine operation, vacuum hold-down, dust extraction, tool condition, cutting quality, cycle status, and alarms throughout the run.
• Make only authorized adjustments to feeds, speeds, offsets, tooling, or approved machine parameters; elevate program or engineering changes for review.
• Respond to alarms, tool breakage, poor cut quality, lost vacuum, or other abnormal conditions by stopping the process safely and communicating the issue.
• Separate, label, stack, and protect completed parts by job, room, unit, sequence, and part identification for the next operation.
• Inspect first-piece and in-process parts for overall dimensions, hole patterns, dado and groove location, depth of cut, edge quality, surface condition, and conformity to approved requirements.
• Use tape measures, calipers, gauges, templates, and other inspection tools appropriate to the required tolerance.
• Identify and segregate nonconforming parts; document scrap or rework and coordinate replacement needs with Engineering and Production.
• Record job status, completed quantities, labor, downtime, material usage, quality checks, and production issues in CAM's designated systems or work documentation.
• Coordinate with Engineering when machining data, drawings, labels, or materials do not agree; do not run unverified or unauthorized revisions.
• Meet production priorities while protecting safety, machine condition, material yield, part quality, and downstream schedule requirements.
• Complete required pre-start inspections and routine operator maintenance, including cleaning, lubrication checks, spoilboard care, tool and collet inspection, and approved consumable replacement.
• Maintain accurate tooling, maintenance, and downtime records and promptly report mechanical, electrical, software, vacuum, or dust-collection concerns.
• Follow machine-guarding, lockout/tagout, compressed-air, dust-control, lifting, housekeeping, and personal protective equipment requirements.
• Keep the machine and surrounding work area clean and organized and participate in daily coordination, cross-training, and continuous-improvement activities.

Conocimientos

CNC machining

Reading blueprints

G-code concepts

Measuring tools

CNC CAM software

Tool wear recognition

Teamwork

Herramientas

CNC controls

Vacuum hold-down

Spoilboards

Dust collection

Descripción del empleo

Carter Architectural Millwork is seeking a CNC Operator to read architectural shop drawings and convert them into precise milling operations. You will set up toolings, run CAM programs, and oversee production with strict quality checks.

Ideal candidates have CNC woodworking experience, strong math and measurement skills, and the ability to work safely in a fast-paced shop environment. We value teamwork and attention to detail.