Operates CNC machines for metal and non-metal parts, sets up equipment, interprets blueprints, and ensures product conformity through inspections. Responsible for maintenance and mentoring.
Why consider a career with Snowline Engineering?
Snowline Engineering is a state-of-the-art precision machining facility located in the beautiful foothills of the Sierra Nevada just 20 minutes outside of Sacramento. Our company's objective is to provide our customers with diversity in precision machining, precision sheet metal, light to medium fabrication, and turnkey assemblies.
We have been in business since 1966 and have a very diverse customer base including customers from the Aerospace, Robotics, Medical and Train industries.
Our 80,000 square foot facility features the most state of the art equipment in the industry.
We offer in-house training and opportunity for advancement.
If you want to work for a company that values excellence and surround yourself with a talented team of professionals, we look forward to receiving your resume!
Position: CNC Machinist Level I, II or III
Location: Cameron Park, CA
Status: Full Time
Hours: Monday - Friday 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Our Compensation and Benefits show how much we value our team!
General Description:
Responsibilities vary by level (I, II, or III) and may include operating and setting up CNC mills and/or lathes, as well as manual machine tools; placing workpieces correctly in the machines; and completing operations specified on job travelers. The ability to interpret blueprints and part specifications — and to select the correct materials, tools, and processes — is a strong plus.
For Level II and III, knowledge of G-code programming formats is desirable, along with a solid working knowledge of inspection equipment and the ability to select the proper inspection tool to verify product conformity. Working knowledge of programming techniques at the machine control and via CAD/CAM software is valued. Experienced Level III machinists will mentor lower-level machinists and play an active role in guiding department workflow for maximum efficiency.
RESPONSIBILITIES(Not a comprehensive list — will vary by level)
Setup & Operation
QUALIFICATIONS:
Education / Experience Requirements:
**NO CALLS FROM STAFFING AGENCIES OR RECRUITERS PLEASE**
Snowline Engineering is a state-of-the-art precision machining facility located in the beautiful foothills of the Sierra Nevada just 20 minutes outside of Sacramento. Our company's objective is to provide our customers with diversity in precision machining, precision sheet metal, light to medium fabrication, and turnkey assemblies.
We have been in business since 1966 and have a very diverse customer base including customers from the Aerospace, Robotics, Medical and Train industries.
Our 80,000 square foot facility features the most state of the art equipment in the industry.
We offer in-house training and opportunity for advancement.
If you want to work for a company that values excellence and surround yourself with a talented team of professionals, we look forward to receiving your resume!
Position: CNC Machinist Level I, II or III
Location: Cameron Park, CA
Status: Full Time
Hours: Monday - Friday 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Our Compensation and Benefits show how much we value our team!
- $18.00 – $50.00 per hour, depending on experience
- Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance with high company contribution
- 401(k) Plan with Company Match
- Long Term Disability and Life Insurance
- Generous Paid Vacation, Sick Time, and Holidays
- Snap Fitness Gym Membership
General Description:
Responsibilities vary by level (I, II, or III) and may include operating and setting up CNC mills and/or lathes, as well as manual machine tools; placing workpieces correctly in the machines; and completing operations specified on job travelers. The ability to interpret blueprints and part specifications — and to select the correct materials, tools, and processes — is a strong plus.
For Level II and III, knowledge of G-code programming formats is desirable, along with a solid working knowledge of inspection equipment and the ability to select the proper inspection tool to verify product conformity. Working knowledge of programming techniques at the machine control and via CAD/CAM software is valued. Experienced Level III machinists will mentor lower-level machinists and play an active role in guiding department workflow for maximum efficiency.
RESPONSIBILITIES(Not a comprehensive list — will vary by level)
Setup & Operation
- Tend one or more CNC machine tools (mills and/or lathes) to machine metal and non-metal workpieces
- Load parts into CNC machining centers or manual machines as required
- Build fixtures as required to hold workpiece
Blueprints & Tooling
- Read blueprints and job traveler specifications to determine proper tooling and setup for each operation
- Select correct tooling, materials, and processes based on specifications
- Interpret and edit CNC programs using Fanuc, Fadal, and Yasnac controls
- Modify programs as required to meet product conformity
- Retrieve and store programs in the database
- Inspect and measure workpieces using standard measuring tools to verify conformance to specifications
- Observe machine operation and verify workpiece conformance during the run
- Maintain statistical reporting
- Replace cutting tools as required to maintain part quality
- Complete routine machine maintenance
- Must be able to lift 75 lbs.
- Deburr and clean workpieces as required
QUALIFICATIONS:
Education / Experience Requirements:
- High School Diploma or GED required
- 5–10+ years' experience for Level II or III
- Good math skills
- General mechanical skills and basic familiarity with hand tools
- Basic blueprint skills (Level II or III)
- Preferred knowledge of machining stainless steel, titanium, aluminum, Inconel, and assorted plastics (Level III)
**NO CALLS FROM STAFFING AGENCIES OR RECRUITERS PLEASE**
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