Second-Shift CNC Operator: Aerospace Precision Machining

Mural-Group; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 39,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Mural Group Industrial in Hamilton, OH is seeking a CNC Machine Operator for the second shift. You will work under a senior machinist, monitor running jobs, and perform basic adjustments to keep production on track, using Okuma, Makino, Matsuura, Mori Seiki, and Brother equipment to produce tight-tolerance aerospace parts.

The role requires 1–4 years in CNC operation, reliability on a two-person shift, and willingness to stay on a consistent 1pm–10pm schedule on-site.

Qualifications

• 1 to 4 years of CNC machine operation experience in a production environment.
• Ability to monitor a running job and recognize when something is wrong -- not just keep the machine fed
• Reliability: this is a two-person second shift and call-outs affect production immediately
• Comfort working second shift (1pm to 10pm) consistently long term
• Local to the Hamilton-Cincinnati-Dayton area and able to work on-site full time

Responsibilities

• Monitor CNC machines during production runs and respond appropriately when something looks off
• Support the machinist on shift with job changeovers, tool changes, and in-process checks
• Perform basic dimensional checks using calipers, micrometers, and hand measurement tools
• Assist with loading, unloading, and part handling without disrupting machine cycles
• Support automation cell operation and lights-out machining as needed
• Maintain accurate production records and documentation in the shop ERP system
• Keep your work area clean, organized, and safe

Skills

CNC operation

Shift reliability

On-site work

Attention to detail

Tools

Okuma controls

Fanuc controls

Haas controls

Mazak controls

Mitsubishi controls

GD&T knowledge

Job description

Mural Group Industrial in Hamilton, OH is seeking a CNC Machine Operator for the second shift. You will work under a senior machinist, monitor running jobs, and perform basic adjustments to keep production on track, using Okuma, Makino, Matsuura, Mori Seiki, and Brother equipment to produce tight-tolerance aerospace parts.

The role requires 1–4 years in CNC operation, reliability on a two-person shift, and willingness to stay on a consistent 1pm–10pm schedule on-site.