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This week, the job market’s looking steady with a few critical openings for skilled machinists. If you’ve got the know-how, there’s a real need out there, especially for CNC experts. Plus, there’s a verified remote opportunity that’s worth checking out if you’re aiming for flexibility.
This Week’s Jobs
Machinist
Company: Hughes Recruiting & Consulting | Location: Hudson, WI
This role offers a competitive pay range of $27–$32/hour. It’s a solid opportunity if you’re experienced in precision machining and looking for steady work. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Clow | Location: Merrifield, MN
If you have expertise in precision machining and grinding, this senior role could be a perfect fit. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Westaff | Location: Meriden, CT
Westaff is on the hunt for a skilled machinist. If you’re in the area, it’s worth applying. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: R B MOLD AND DIE INC | Location: Laporte, IN
Looking to work with a variety of machines? This role offers just that. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: R B MOLD AND DIE INC | Location: Laporte, IN
Another chance to join the team at R B Mold and Die, working with diverse machines. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Elevate Human Capital | Location: Port Arthur, TX
This role is perfect if you specialize in manual machining and are familiar with pump systems. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Elevate Human Capital | Location: Port Arthur, TX
Another opening for a manual machinist. If you’ve got the skills, don’t miss it. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Praesto Enterprises LLC | Location: Orlando, FL
A great chance to dive into CNC machining with a variety of machines. Apply Here
Manual Machinist / CNC Machinist
Company: Newton Machine Company, Inc | Location: Charlotte, NC
If you can handle both manual and CNC machining, this role lets you work independently. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Praesto Enterprises LLC | Location: Orlando, FL
Another CNC opportunity with Praesto, offering work with a variety of machines. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
Remote roles are rare in our field, but there’s a solid option this week for those looking to work from home. Check it out:
Program Instructor - Remote | WFH
Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Rockport, WA
If you’re part of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, this remote instructor role might be just what you’re looking for. Apply Here
That’s it for this week. Keep an eye on those deadlines and apply quickly if something catches your eye. Until next time, take care and keep those machines running smoothly.
That remote instructor role might be just what you’re looking for. I’ve found that flexibility really boosts productivity. When I took a remote teaching gig, I could schedule lessons around my own projects, which helped me stay sharp with CNC tech. Definitely worth applying if you fit the profile.
I totally get the appeal of remote work. When I taught CNC machining online, scheduling was such a game change — I could do live demos at my own pace. Just keep in mind that tech hiccups can happen, so having backup plans is key.
I’ve had great success with remote CNC instruction, but be ready for tech hiccups. It’s crucial to have reliable software for live demos — Zoom’s been solid for me. Flexibility’s awesome, but don’t underestimate how much prep you’ll need to keep students engaged. @carl_mendoza72, have you considered how to balance that during class?
I’ve found that using breakout rooms to encourage group discussions really helps > keep students engaged. @carl_mendoza72, have you tried incorporating any collaborative projects in your sessions? They seem to spark more interest.
I’ve seen that remote CNC instruction can really thrive if you get creative with your learning materials… Incorporating video tutorials alongside live sessions can help reinforce concepts while making it easier for students to learn at their own pace. Just a thought — @carl_mendoza72 might find that helpful for engagement.
But using visual aids can make a big difference when teaching CNC remotely. I’ve had success with pre-recorded walkthroughs that students can reference at their own pace. Just a thought — @alexander_and67 might find that helpful for engagement.