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Job description
Job Description Job Description The Job
You program parts for a project, then you go set them up and run them. Both halves are the job.
Medium to large mill and lathe work on Haas and Fanuc controls. You write the program, verify the tooling, run the first article, and then float between machines keeping parts in tolerance and toolpaths efficient.
This is not a button-pushing role, and it is not a desk job either.
A typical day
Set up the first jobs of the shift
Write the program, or verify one already written
Confirm tool requirements before the job runs
Run the job and check the first article
Move between multiple machines through the day, watching part quality, tooling condition, and cycle time
What you need
Three or more years programming and setting up CNC equipment
You have written complete programs yourself, including toolpath generation and post-processing. Mastercam, Fusion 360, or other CAM with knowledge of fundamentals is acceptable.
Comfortable on Haas or Fanuc controls. Other controls are fine if you know what you are doing
Experience working on a variety of materials (aluminum, stainless steel, other exotics)
You can read blueprints and engineering drawings and work from them
You can use calipers, micrometers, and bore gauges without someone checking behind you
Legally authorized to work in the United States
What helps
Five or more years of programming and setup
Space flight, aerospace, or defense parts on your resume
Tight-tolerance work
You spot process problems and say something about them
Not a fit if
You have only edited programs someone else wrote
You want a setup operator to handle everything at the machine while you stay at the workstation
You want nothing to do with programming.
Hours and Pay
First shift, 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday through Friday
Overtime is regular here. Expect 45 to 50 hours most weeks
$30 to $50 per hour depending on what you bring
Full-time, direct hire, reporting to the Plant Manager
Benefits
401(k) with profit sharing
Paid time off and paid holidays
Tool allowance
Boot allowance
Training reimbursement
Company work shirts
Physical requirements
Lifting up to 50 pounds several times a day. Sitting and standing throughout the shift. Eye and hearing protection, steel toe boots, and safety gloves required.
To apply
Apply through ZipRecruiter. Answer the screening questions. If your resume shows the CAM work you have done and the parts you have run, that is what we are reading for.
Company Description Scotia Engineering, Inc. is a growing precision CNC machine shop in Santa Fe Springs, CA, serving aerospace, space flight, and high-spec industrial customers. We're a lean, tight-knit team that takes pride in building quality parts without the corporate fluff. If you're the kind of person who prefers chips flying instead of Zoom meetings, you'll fit right in. We value experience, accountability, and the satisfaction of getting great work done.
Company Description Scotia Engineering, Inc. is a growing precision CNC machine shop in Santa Fe Springs, CA, serving aerospace, space flight, and high-spec industrial customers. We're a lean, tight-knit team that takes pride in building quality parts without the corporate fluff. If you're the kind of person who prefers chips flying instead of Zoom meetings, you'll fit right in. We value experience, accountability, and the satisfaction of getting great work done.
Worksite address
santa fe springs, CA, 90670, US
Who can apply
Review the original listing for work authorization, qualifications and employer requirements.