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Morson Human Resources Limited is seeking an experienced CNC Programming Contractor to support heavy-manufacturing operations in Bangor, ME. The role focuses on developing, optimizing, and verifying CNC programs for machines including Fanuc, Siemens, and Okuma, using CAD/CAM tools such as Mastercam, Siemens NX, and Esprit 2000.
The contractor will also create operator standard work, inspection documentation, and tooling usage guidelines, while collaborating with manufacturing engineers and
Location: Bangor, ME, US (Onsite)
Openings: 6
Job Type: Contract
Duration: 1 Year
Rate: Up to $59/hour (W2) + Benefits
Hours: 40 hours/week
Project: Gas Turbine
In addition to the hourly rate and benefits package, this position may include sign-on incentives and relocation assistance for eligible candidates.
We are seeking an experienced CNC Programming Contractor to support complex manufacturing operations by developing, optimizing, and verifying CNC programs for machine controls including Fanuc, Siemens, and Okuma, using CAD/CAM platforms such as Mastercam, Siemens NX, and Esprit 2000, along with verification software including Vericut. The ideal candidate will have strong experience programming and troubleshooting advanced macro-based routines, including Fanuc Macro B, Okuma Macros, Renishaw probing macros, and Siemens macros, with the ability to improve machining efficiency, accuracy, and process reliability. Candidates must have hands-on experience in a manufacturing environment and practical machining expertise with exotic materials and large-scale components weighing up to 50,000 lbs. This contractor will also be responsible for developing operator standard work, inspection and quality documentation, and establishing standard tooling consumption rates and minimum inventory requirements to support consistent, production-ready operations. Strong collaboration skills, process discipline, and the ability to work independently in a high-precision, heavy-manufacturing setting are essential.