CNC Programmer

CNC Programmer Needed For Leading Manufacturing Company

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Salary : $90,000 - $120,000 per year

A bit about us :

My client is a world leader in the design and manufacture of solenoid valves and flow control components. As they continue to grow, they are looking to add a CNC Programmer to their team.

Why join us?

Compensation Up To $120,000 Per Year

• Great Benefits and 401K Plan
• Opportunity for long term growth

Job Details

Work directly with Manufacturing Manager, Machine Operators, Manufacturing Engineering, Design Engineering, and Production Control to produce good programs, keep machines running, and meet production needs.

Programming in Mastercam.

Processes and controls include, 2-3 axis mill / turning, Okuma / Hass / Mazak / FANUC.

CAD in Solidworks.

Read, analyze, and interpret blueprint drawings / specifications.

Tool and fixture selection, I.E End Mills, drills, inserts, custom fixtures, etc.

Organize and maintain programs, setup sheets, and revisions to both.

With machine operator or independently, conduct first run prove outs.

Revise programs to correct errors or make improvements.

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