CNC Machine Operator - SMC - 3rd Shift

We are seeking a detail-oriented and safety-conscious CNC/SMC Machine Operator to join our manufacturing team. This role involves operating and maintaining CNC machinery to produce high-quality parts that meet customer specifications. The ideal candidate will have experience in machine operations, basic blueprint reading, and a strong commitment to safety and quality standards.

3rd Shift: 210:00pm to 6:30am Monday to Friday with OT as needed on weekends (10% Shift Differential)

Training on 1st and/or 2nd shift REQUIRED for up to 4-6 weeks or until training has been completed.

This position will serve as backup to the primary SMC Operator and may be required to train on and run other CNC machines within the plant.

- Load raw materials (up to 45 lbs) into the CNC/router machine cradle.

- Operate cutting machines and mold press equipment to support the Assembly Department.

- Learn and navigate the machine's LCD interface and screen functions.

- Set up and operate production machines following established procedures and guidelines.

- Read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, manufacturing drawings, specifications, and bills of materials.

- Accurately record production data, including good and scrap parts.

- Use hand tools such as screwdrivers and drill guns for assembly tasks.

- Identify and report product defects to the Team Lead or Supervisor.

- Operate equipment safely and efficiently to meet production goals.

- Maintain safety, quality, productivity, and housekeeping standards.

- Adjust machine settings to ensure accurate task completion.

- Understand and follow MSDS guidelines for handling hazardous materials.

- Report safety hazards, accidents, or incidents to management.

- Perform other job-related duties as assigned by the Supervisor.

The CNC Machine Operator will work in an environment that may include exposure to dust, noise, moving air, vibration, temperature extremes, humidity, and moving machinery. Proper safety protocols must be followed at all times.

Required tools and personal protective equipment (PPE) includes but is not limited to: rubber, metal, and plastic scrapers, hand tools, a pneumatic air drill, rubber mallet, rags, gloves and/or arm protectors, plastic apron, spray paint, hammer, drain carts, plywood, measuring devices, and brooms.

Operators must be trained in the proper use and maintenance of these tools and equipment to ensure safety and efficiency

- Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings.

- Knowledge of safety procedures and hazardous material handling.