Machinist - Turning

WEBSTER INDUSTRIES I•Brighton, MI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The CNC Machinist – Turning is a key role responsible for producing precision components using CNC turning equipment within a job shop manufacturing environment. This position demands deep technical knowledge, attention to detail, and hands-on experience operating and programming CNC lathes. The machinist will interpret complex blueprints, set up machines, and maintain tight tolerances of ±.0004" to ensure parts meet strict quality and customer specifications. With a focus on quality, efficiency, and safety, this role is essential to the success of production operations.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Proven experience as a machinist, specifically with CNC turning machines.
Strong understanding of machining processes and techniques.
Extensive knowledge of CNC turning operations in a job shop environment
Demonstrated proficiency with Mazak and Doosan CNC lathes
Experience using Fanuc controls
Ability to maintain ±.0004” tolerances consistently
Strong blueprint reading and G-code interpretation skills
Familiarity with inspection tools and quality control practices
Mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting capabilities
Detail-oriented with a commitment to accuracy and safety
Team-oriented with solid communication skills
Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment

Nice To Haves

Technical certification in machining or a related field.
Experience with programming CNC machines using G-code.
Familiarity with quality control processes and inspection tools.
Demonstrated proficiency with Mazak and Doosan CNC lathes (minimum 5 years)
Minimum 10 years of experience using Fanuc controls

Responsibilities

Set up and operate CNC turning machines (specifically Mazak and Doosan lathes) in accordance with detailed production instructions.
Program CNC machines using G-code and Fanuc controls with minimal supervision.
Read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, and work orders to determine machining requirements.
Monitor production runs and make machine adjustments to ensure tolerances of ±.0004" are maintained.
Perform in-process inspections using precision measuring tools such as micrometers, calipers, and dial indicators.
Conduct routine preventative maintenance and minor troubleshooting on CNC machinery.
Collaborate with other machinists, supervisors, and quality personnel to resolve production or quality issues.
Maintain a clean and organized work area in compliance with safety and housekeeping standards.
Track part completion and inventory status using bar code scanners or ERP interfaces.
Identify opportunities for process improvement and suggest tooling or workflow enhancements.