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Opti Staffing Group is seeking an experienced Set-Up CNC Burn Table Operator in Clackamas, OR. The role focuses on operating and setting up CNC Burn Table, AngleMaster, Beamline and related equipment to produce precise structural steel parts.
The candidate will verify programs, load tooling, read blueprints, and ensure quality according to customer specs. Overtime and full-time hours available with competitive hourly pay.
We Are Hiring! Position: Set-Up CNC Burn Table Operator Location: Clackamas, OR 97015 Pay: $23.00 – $28.00 per hour (DOE) Schedule: Full-time | 40–50 hours/week | Overtime available
We are teaming up with a local steel fabrication company specializing in structural steel for high-voltage transmission and substation infrastructure. As the largest producer of steel lattice towers in the Pacific Northwest, they take pride in technical precision, integrity, and commitment to quality. Their fast-growing team is safety-focused and collaborative, providing an environment where craftsmanship and performance matter.
Operate and set up CNC equipment, including AngleMaster systems, Beamline, and Burn Table machines for cutting, drilling, punching, coping, and marking structural steel. Load and verify CNC programs, select the correct plasma tips and drill tooling, and confirm machine setup prior to production. Operate dual AngleMaster systems, validating program files and confirming finished parts meet customer specifications. Run the Drill Line: downloading and reviewing production files, comparing them to customer drawings, and making necessary adjustments for accuracy.
Produce and verify first articles, ensuring proper beam marking, hole placement, and dimensional accuracy. Inspect finished components using calipers, micrometers, blueprints, and fabrication drawings to ensure compliance with customer specifications and quality standards. Utilize CAD software to review, modify, and correct production files when necessary. Collaborate closely with programmers to resolve drawing discrepancies, optimize machine programs, and improve production efficiency.
Perform routine machine maintenance and preventative inspections. Troubleshoot mechanical and technical issues on equipment and coordinate with their Service Department for repairs or on-site service when needed.
Operate overhead cranes and forklifts to safely load and unload raw materials and finished products. Coordinate with material handlers to ensure materials are staged ahead of production, minimizing downtime and maintaining continuous workflow. Participate in daily production meetings to coordinate staffing, machine assignments, and production priorities. Adjust operator assignments based on workload and job complexity to maximize efficiency and quality output.
Train new CNC operators on multiple machines, production workflows, quality expectations, and safety procedures. Support a collaborative, safety-first work environment while assisting teammates in meeting production goals.