CNC Programmer

About the Role

A CNC Programmer employed at Veritas Steel's Eau Claire location is responsible for CNC programming across multiple facilities. You will plan, organize, coordinate, and execute activities related to bridge fabrication projects according to established procedures. • Provide programming for all CNC operations. • Provide technical direction, support, and troubleshooting to all CNC operators. • Support Operations with CNC programming adjustments within files or equipment. • Support the Production Scheduler and Material Coordinator as required. • Manage DXF files from import to output of programming for all CNC operations. • Coordinate and manage the release of production tracking documents for CNC drill programs, CNC programs, and cut lists. • Maintain files by job for all information distributed to Operations. • Manage Fabsuite: import data, verify accuracy, link piece marks to raw material, establish workstation routings, and generate shop‑floor cut lists. • Participate in project planning to establish the sequence of operations and assist in planning execution from project notification to shipment. • Participate in weekly project meetings and new project planning meetings. • Execute schedule with urgency while prioritizing safety, quality, timeliness, and cost.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸cnc programming
• ▸dxf management
• ▸fabsuite management
• ▸production docs
• ▸technical support
• ▸project planning

What You Bring

• Advanced blueprint reading (required). • Working knowledge of computer‑based modeling/programming (required). • AutoCAD‑CAD/CAM experience (required). • Experience with Prime Cut (preferred). • Proficient with Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, Outlook). • Excellent organizational, recordkeeping, and communication skills. • Formal CAD, CAM, and CNC training. • 3+ years experience in a manufacturing environment (preferred). • Exposure to dirt, dust, paint fumes, noise, moving equipment, heavy steel, and other hazardous conditions on the production floor. • Safety glasses, hearing protection, hard hats, and steel‑toed boots are required on the production floor.

Requirements

• ▸autocad
• ▸cad/cam
• ▸blueprint reading
• ▸computer modeling
• ▸cnc training
• ▸microsoft office

Work Environment

Onsite