CNC Machinist

Description

StatusQuoSucks® —  built for people who notice the details others miss. 

What You’ll Do

You won’t be babysitting a single machine all day. This is real machining, with real variety.

• Machine gray and ductile iron castings to print 
• Work across a mix of equipment (CNC lathes, mills, and multi-axis machines from multiple OEMs) 
• Perform setups, tool changes, offsets, and in-process checks 
• Read and interpret blueprints, work instructions, and quality requirements 
• Hold tight tolerances on parts that don’t forgive shortcuts 
• Work closely with quality, engineering, and production to keep things moving 

The Work Environment

This isn’t a sterile lab. It’s a foundry + machine shop operation.

• You’ll see raw castings turn into finished parts 
• You’ll run different machines, not just one button 
• You’ll solve problems, not wait for someone else to 

What You Get

• Competitive pay based on experience 
• Stable, established company (85+ years, and still improving) 
• A team that expects a lot… and backs it up with support 
• The chance to build real skill across machines and materials 

Bottom Line

We machine parts that matter, out of material that demands respect.

If you want easy, keep scrolling.
If you want to get better every day… apply.

Requirements

What We’re Looking For

We care more about how you think than where you’ve been.

• CNC machining experience preferred 
• Experience machining castings or iron is a plus, not a requirement 
• Mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn goes a long way 
• Ability to read prints and use basic inspection tools 
• Someone who takes pride in doing it right the first time 

If you’ve machined aluminum your whole career but want to learn iron… we’ll teach you.
If you’ve worked with castings before… you’ll hit the ground faster.