CNC Operator - Greenville, AL

About the Role

The CNC Operator is responsible for running CNC machines to manufacture high-quality parts while complying with safety, ISO, quality, and housekeeping standards. The role requires a blend of computer, machinery, and product-creation expertise. A typical day includes reading calipers and CNC print drawings with tolerance to .000, completing quality and daily inspection forms, and using hand tools such as air guns, wrenches, and drill presses. • Operate CNC machines to produce parts meeting safety, ISO, quality, and housekeeping standards. • Complete quality forms and daily inspection paperwork. • Use hand tools (air guns, wrenches, drill press) as required. • Calculate material-appropriate speeds and feeds. • Validate machine programs and work instructions before machining. • Document work actions via work order routings. • Collaborate with team members in a fast-paced environment to meet shifting production demands. • Report issues promptly to management. • Achieve established production goals while following safety policies. • Operate FANUC and Mazak controlled CNC equipment. • Apply strong math skills for precise dimension entry. • Analyze blueprints and technical documents to ensure product compliance. • Utilize computer software to control CNC machinery. • Perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot equipment problems.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸cnc operation
• ▸program validation
• ▸quality reporting
• ▸speed calculation
• ▸equipment maintenance
• ▸blueprint analysis

What You Bring

Operators calculate appropriate speeds and feeds based on material, validate machine programs and work instructions before machining, and document actions through work order routings. They work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment, report problems to management, and strive to meet production goals while adhering to safety policies. Functional knowledge of FANUC and Mazak CNC controls is required, and additional tasks may be assigned as needed. Success in this position is supported by the ability to operate one or more machines, understand machine controls (start, stop, emergency-stop), and apply strong math skills for precise dimension entry. Analyzing blueprints and technical documents, leveraging computer software for machine control, maintaining equipment, and solving process issues are also critical. • Read calipers and interpret CNC print drawings with tolerance to .000. • Run multiple machines and understand controls (start, stop, E-stop).

Requirements

• ▸fanuc
• ▸mazak
• ▸cnc
• ▸math
• ▸blueprints
• ▸safety

Work Environment

Onsite