Weekend Part-Time Swiss CNC Machinist – Aerospace

AvaHR; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Part time

Job summary

CMI Group is seeking a Swiss Screw Machinist for a part-time weekend shift at our Phoenix, AZ location. The role requires operating Swiss screw machines with Fanuc controls, performing routine maintenance, and ensuring tight tolerances per GD&T standards.

Strong inspection capability and attention to detail are essential. Candidates should have 2–5 years of Swiss screw experience, be able to read program offsets, and stand for long periods.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of experience running Swiss Screw machines (Fanuc controls preferred).
• Knowledge of offsets and program reading is a plus.
• Familiar with tight tolerances and finishes.
• Good understanding of GD&T and industry standards of inspection.
• Must be able to stand for the majority of the work shift.

Responsibilities

• Operate Swiss Screw Machines.
• Daily machine maintenance (checking fluid levels, cleaning chips, etc.).
• Maintain a clean and organized work space.
• Read and understand drawings, GD&T, and customer/industry standards.
• Perform in-process inspection and record data.
• Fill MOTs and job routers; maintain correct part counts.
• Tag hardware and record discrepancies; escalate issues to lead.
• Communicate issues to lead personnel for resolution.
• Report machine collisions and malfunctions to lead personnel.
• Adhere to safety standards and company paperwork.

Skills

Swiss Screw Machining

GD&T knowledge

Inspection & measurement

Troubleshooting

Tools

Fanuc controls

Micrometers

Calipers

Drop indicators

Job description

CMI Group is seeking a Swiss Screw Machinist for a part-time weekend shift at our Phoenix, AZ location. The role requires operating Swiss screw machines with Fanuc controls, performing routine maintenance, and ensuring tight tolerances per GD&T standards.

Strong inspection capability and attention to detail are essential. Candidates should have 2–5 years of Swiss screw experience, be able to read program offsets, and stand for long periods.