SCHUNK - Hand in hand for tomorrow
Mill‑Turn CNC Programmer/Operator — Okuma & DMG Mori Focus
SCHUNK - Hand in hand for tomorrow, Morrisville, North Carolina, United States, 27560
Mill‑Turn CNC Programmer/Operator — Okuma & DMG Mori Focus
Schunk – Hand in hand for tomorrow
Location: Morrisville, NC
Pay range:
$22.00/hr – $29.00/hr
(based on skills and experience)
Shape complex parts. Orchestrate automation. Own the process. Step into a hands‑on role where you’ll run multi‑axis mill‑turn equipment, tune robot routines, and keep production flowing with precision.
Day in your workcell:
Your day starts at the bench: you review setup sheets and engineering drawings, confirm dimensions and tolerances, and stage hardware. You align and secure fixturing and accessories to match job requirements, then load CNC programs and adjust control data for a reliable first article. With automation in play, you choose the correct robot program, verify pickup points, and define the inspection sequence to keep quality in the loop.
On trial runs, you validate machine settings and programmed control data for new or updated jobs. In‑process, you inspect parts with precision gauges and inspection sheets, making fine adjustments to optimize cycle times and output—without compromising spec. Between loads, you keep tools, gauges, and accessories organized in drawers, shelves, and the work area, and you stage raw material for upcoming orders to stay ahead of schedule.
Throughout the shift, you communicate with your supervisor or programmer about work‑sequence tweaks or any nonconforming dimensions. You wrap by cleaning the cell, handling routine machine maintenance, and flagging repair needs before they become downtime.
Responsibilities
Read, interpret, and apply technical drawings, dimensions, and requirements.
Set up, monitor, and swap tools based on setup sheets and program requirements.
Align and secure fixturing and accessories per setup sheet and job needs.
Configure automation: select robot programs, update pickup points, and set inspection sequences.
Load programs, adjust CNC data, and input commands for efficient machine operation.
Support trial runs to confirm accuracy of machine settings and program data.
Inspect parts during production using inspection sheets and precision gauging; make adjustments to optimize output.
Maintain organized tools, gauges, and accessories in drawers, shelves, and the work area.
Support raw material supply for upcoming production.
Communicate sequencing changes and nonconforming conditions to supervisor/programmer.
Keep the area clean; perform routine machine maintenance and communicate repair needs.
Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent required; technical certification or an associate degree in machining (or related) is advantageous.
5 years’ experience in CNC turning and milling (required); prior mill‑turn experience preferred.
Proficiency in troubleshooting, CNC machine repair, CNC machine installation, machine set‑ups for production runs, and manual machining skills.
Hands‑on background with one or more of these: Okuma, DMG Mori, or other comparable equipment; familiarity with toolholding and related components.
Machines & Tech
CNC Mill — 5+ axis VMC
CNC Lathe — 5+ axis (Okuma, DMG Mori Seiki)
Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Engineering and Information Technology
Industries Automation Machinery Manufacturing
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Location: Morrisville, NC
Pay range:
$22.00/hr – $29.00/hr
(based on skills and experience)
Shape complex parts. Orchestrate automation. Own the process. Step into a hands‑on role where you’ll run multi‑axis mill‑turn equipment, tune robot routines, and keep production flowing with precision.
Day in your workcell:
Your day starts at the bench: you review setup sheets and engineering drawings, confirm dimensions and tolerances, and stage hardware. You align and secure fixturing and accessories to match job requirements, then load CNC programs and adjust control data for a reliable first article. With automation in play, you choose the correct robot program, verify pickup points, and define the inspection sequence to keep quality in the loop.
On trial runs, you validate machine settings and programmed control data for new or updated jobs. In‑process, you inspect parts with precision gauges and inspection sheets, making fine adjustments to optimize cycle times and output—without compromising spec. Between loads, you keep tools, gauges, and accessories organized in drawers, shelves, and the work area, and you stage raw material for upcoming orders to stay ahead of schedule.
Throughout the shift, you communicate with your supervisor or programmer about work‑sequence tweaks or any nonconforming dimensions. You wrap by cleaning the cell, handling routine machine maintenance, and flagging repair needs before they become downtime.
Responsibilities
Read, interpret, and apply technical drawings, dimensions, and requirements.
Set up, monitor, and swap tools based on setup sheets and program requirements.
Align and secure fixturing and accessories per setup sheet and job needs.
Configure automation: select robot programs, update pickup points, and set inspection sequences.
Load programs, adjust CNC data, and input commands for efficient machine operation.
Support trial runs to confirm accuracy of machine settings and program data.
Inspect parts during production using inspection sheets and precision gauging; make adjustments to optimize output.
Maintain organized tools, gauges, and accessories in drawers, shelves, and the work area.
Support raw material supply for upcoming production.
Communicate sequencing changes and nonconforming conditions to supervisor/programmer.
Keep the area clean; perform routine machine maintenance and communicate repair needs.
Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent required; technical certification or an associate degree in machining (or related) is advantageous.
5 years’ experience in CNC turning and milling (required); prior mill‑turn experience preferred.
Proficiency in troubleshooting, CNC machine repair, CNC machine installation, machine set‑ups for production runs, and manual machining skills.
Hands‑on background with one or more of these: Okuma, DMG Mori, or other comparable equipment; familiarity with toolholding and related components.
Machines & Tech
CNC Mill — 5+ axis VMC
CNC Lathe — 5+ axis (Okuma, DMG Mori Seiki)
Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Engineering and Information Technology
Industries Automation Machinery Manufacturing
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