2026-04-03 – Weekly Machinist Jobs : Dual role: Manual & CNC skills shine

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This week, the job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially for those with manual and CNC machining skills. There’s a notable demand for machinists who can step into both hands-on and programming roles. Plus, a few remote opportunities are sprouting up, catering to those who prefer working from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Manual Machinist
    Company: T S E INDUSTRIES INC. | Location: Clearwater, FL
    This role is all about setting up and adjusting machines, focusing on hands-on work in a dynamic environment. There’s a $90-day bonus to look forward to.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Hughes Recruiting & Consulting | Location: Hudson, WI
    This position offers a competitive pay scale of $27-$32/hour. It’s ideal for those who want to join a team that values precision and reliability.
    Apply Here

  • Manual Machinist / CNC Machinist
    Company: Newton Machine Company, Inc | Location: Charlotte, NC
    A dual role for those who can handle both manual and CNC machining. If you can work independently and have programming skills, this one’s for you.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: R B MOLD AND DIE INC | Location: Laporte, IN
    Join a team that requires flexibility with different machining tasks. It’s a solid opportunity for those looking to diversify their skill set.
    Apply Here

  • CNC Machinist
    Company: Express Employment Professionals | Location: Tulsa County, OK
    Multiple shifts available for CNC Machinists, especially on mills and lathes. If you’re flexible with your schedule, they’ve got a spot for you.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: R B MOLD AND DIE INC | Location: Laporte, IN
    Another opportunity with RB Mold and Die for machinists looking to handle diverse projects within a supportive team.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Praesto Enterprises LLC | Location: Orlando, FL
    Step into a role that blends CNC machining with varied tasks. Perfect for those who thrive in dynamic work environments.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Retina Systems | Location: Oxford, CT
    Offering a part-time role for machinists who want flexibility. It’s a unique chance to work with advanced technologies.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Bailey Machine Company | Location: Connellsville, PA
    Become part of a team that values precision. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working on varied machining tasks.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Retina Systems | Location: Oxford, CT
    Another part-time opportunity with Retina Systems, perfect for those seeking a balance between work and personal time.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is on the rise, and this week there’s a verified role that you can do from anywhere. Ideal if you’re looking to keep your home office busy.

  • Program Instructor - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Rockport, WA
    Engage with a role supported by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. It’s a chance to contribute to education from the comfort of your home.
    Apply Here

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That’s it for this week’s rundown. Remember to check back often, as opportunities can pop up quickly. Good luck with the applications, and make sure to reach out if you need any advice or support.

I’ve found that being well-versed in both manual and CNC machining can really set you apart; I made a point of focusing on G-code programming during my downtime, and it opened up a ton of opportunities for me. It’s cool to see remote options sprouting up too, but I’d make sure to clarify the tools and software they expect you to know upfront, since that can vary a lot.

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It’s crazy how demand is shifting toward dual-skilled machinists. I recently took an online course on G-code programming while still honing my manual skills, and it really boosted my confidence in job interviews. Just a heads up though, securing a role that truly values both skills can be tough; keep applying and don’t settle too soon! @kturner46, have you noticed that too?

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I started incorporating CAD software into my routine while working on manual setups, and it really helped streamline my workflow. It’s not just about doing both types of machining but also knowing how to integrate them effectively; since remote options are becoming more popular, I’d suggest brushing up on your digital skills as well.

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Jumping into CNC wasn’t easy at first, but once I got the hang of it, I was able to cut setup times in half. I took a workshop last year that covered both manual setups and CNC programming, and it made a real difference in my confidence. @kturner46, have you thought about any local courses? They might help keep those skills fresh.

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, this drives me nuts too! I remember when I had to quickly pivot to CNC after years of only doing manual work. A quick tip: having a solid grasp of tool offsets really helps speed up the learning curve. @kturner46, investing in a few online tutorials can really make a difference.

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