CNC Machinist (Temp-to-Hire)

Pay: Starting @ $20 and up DOE

Location: Houston 77073 (Greenspoint/ Westfield area)

Shift: 60-72 hours/ week

Night 4pm-4am 5-6 days per week

Will train on days for 3-4 weeks

At a minimum, must be familiar with:

• MORI SEIKI Controls
• MAZAK controls.
• Setup of various accessory level machined parts.
• Setup of various lathe tools – must know how to teach and touch off for each tool for either control. If candidate has basic understanding, training can be offered if they have NEVER run a Mazak but this is not preferred.
• MUST be able to accurately read OD/ID Micrometers and MRP’s.
• Must be able to read and interpret prints, dimension, and tolerances.
• Must be able to follow the process, stay busy, and show up looking like a professional at all times.
• Background and drug screening required.

Key Responsibilities include:

• Assist in performing setups.
• Operate CNC lathe in accordance to operating instructions.
• Skillfully make necessary adjustment to CNC program or machine control offsets to assure compliance to all dimensions and quality requirements.
• Use precision gages, micrometers and other applicable measurement instruments to validate compliance of product.
• Maximize efficiency and productivity at all time.
• Responsible for quality of work meeting all requirements.
• Follow all Company work instructions, specifications and requirements.
• Follow all Company Rules, Procedures and Policies.
• Follow all Company Safety Rules.
• Any other duties as assigned by Lead.

Requirements:

• High School education or equivalent is required.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience as a CNC Operator.
• Must have a good understanding of machine shop operations and processes.
• Ability to read, write and speak English.
• Ability to read blueprints, micrometers and other precision measuring instruments.
• Ability to understand and execute instructions well.
• Mazak experience a plus.
• Must pass background check an drug screening.
• Steel-toe boots

Email resumes to [email protected] put CNC in the subject.