Job opportunity
Manufacturing, CNC Operator (Muma Manufacturing)
Allen Leigh Consulting
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
Shift: Day/Afternoon shifts available (Monday to Friday, 40 hours/week)
Job Summary
We are a growing, fast-paced manufacturing facility looking for reliable, hard-working CNC Operators. You will set up, run and adjust computer-controlled machines to build precise parts, perform quality checks and basic machine maintenance. On-the-job training offers opportunities to learn CNC production machinery and build a long-term career in the metalworking trade. Benefits are available after 90 days of continuous employment.
Core Responsibilities
Read Blueprints: Understand technical drawings, work orders, and check sheets before starting a job.
Run Mills & Lathes: Load material, initiate programs, and monitor multi-axis machining cycles.
Operate Forming Equipment: Run presses, brakes, or bending machinery to form raw materials accurately.
Perform Part Setups: Secure proper fixtures and dies; adjust cutting tools and set initial machine parameters.
Quality Checks: First-off, in-process, in process and final inspections required on all products to make sure parts match exact standards.
Maintain Work Areas: Keep machine area clean and organized, check fluid levels, and log completed production runs.
Qualifications and Skills
Experience: 1 to 3 years operating CNC mills, lathes, or industrial forming equipment.
Technical Knowledge: Strong blueprint reading skills and proficiency with precision inspection tools.
Machine Adaptability: Ability to switch tasks between machining and metal forming operations.
Mechanical Aptitude: Good basic math skills and problem-solving habits for troubleshooting minor errors.
Physical Demands: Capacity to stand for an 8-hour shift and regularly lift up to 45 lbs (20 kg) safely.
Language Proficiency: Functional English (verbal and written) to interpret work orders and understand safety instructions.
Additional Assets
A valid provincial driver's licence (e.g., Ontario Class G).
High school diploma; trade school certification or machining diploma.
Current certification for Forklift or Overhead Crane operation.
Our hiring process does not involve the use of artificial intelligence to screen, assess or select applicants.
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Apply on source site Shift: Day/Afternoon shifts available (Monday to Friday, 40 hours/week)
Job Summary
We are a growing, fast-paced manufacturing facility looking for reliable, hard-working CNC Operators. You will set up, run and adjust computer-controlled machines to build precise parts, perform quality checks and basic machine maintenance. On-the-job training offers opportunities to learn CNC production machinery and build a long-term career in the metalworking trade. Benefits are available after 90 days of continuous employment.
Core Responsibilities
Read Blueprints: Understand technical drawings, work orders, and check sheets before starting a job.
Run Mills & Lathes: Load material, initiate programs, and monitor multi-axis machining cycles.
Operate Forming Equipment: Run presses, brakes, or bending machinery to form raw materials accurately.
Perform Part Setups: Secure proper fixtures and dies; adjust cutting tools and set initial machine parameters.
Quality Checks: First-off, in-process, in process and final inspections required on all products to make sure parts match exact standards.
Maintain Work Areas: Keep machine area clean and organized, check fluid levels, and log completed production runs.
Qualifications and Skills
Experience: 1 to 3 years operating CNC mills, lathes, or industrial forming equipment.
Technical Knowledge: Strong blueprint reading skills and proficiency with precision inspection tools.
Machine Adaptability: Ability to switch tasks between machining and metal forming operations.
Mechanical Aptitude: Good basic math skills and problem-solving habits for troubleshooting minor errors.
Physical Demands: Capacity to stand for an 8-hour shift and regularly lift up to 45 lbs (20 kg) safely.
Language Proficiency: Functional English (verbal and written) to interpret work orders and understand safety instructions.
Additional Assets
A valid provincial driver's licence (e.g., Ontario Class G).
High school diploma; trade school certification or machining diploma.
Current certification for Forklift or Overhead Crane operation.
Our hiring process does not involve the use of artificial intelligence to screen, assess or select applicants.
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