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This week, machinists are in high demand, especially in precision manufacturing. There’s a notable need for those with CNC experience. Remote work is still rare in this field, but there are verified opportunities out there for those who can work from anywhere.
This Week’s Jobs
CNC Machinist
Company: Allied OneSource | Location: Lenexa, KS
If you’ve got CNC machining skills, this role offers a chance to also mentor others. It’s not just about running the machines but also being a team player. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Volt | Location: Chillicothe, IL
Volt is hiring right now for machinists. If you’re looking to jump into a role quickly, this could be for you. Apply Here
CNC Machinist
Company: NST CORPORATION | Location: Lafayette, LA
This role calls for someone with at least three years of CNC experience. It’s a great opportunity if you’re ready to lead a small team. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Hughes Recruiting & Consulting | Location: Hudson, WI
Offering $27–$30/hour, this position is worth a look if you’re seeking competitive pay. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Rpm Machining Incorporated | Location: Compton, CA
Join a team where you’ll be handling a variety of machining tasks. It’s a solid choice if you’re looking for diverse work. Apply Here
CNC Machinist
Company: Express Employment Professionals | Location: Tulsa County, OK
Multiple shifts available for those with CNC experience. If you’re flexible with your hours, this could be a fit. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Praesto Enterprises LLC | Location: Orlando, FL
A CNC role where you’ll be working with a variety of machines. Great for those who like a bit of everything in their day. Apply Here
Machinist
Company: Certified Precision Machining Inc | Location: Centereach, NY
Seeking someone who can handle a variety of machining tasks. It’s perfect for those who thrive on diversity in their work. Apply Here
It’s a busy week for machinists. Whether you’re looking for a new opportunity or just keeping an eye on the market, there’s plenty happening out there. Stay sharp and good luck with the job hunt!
, the urgency is real! I remember applying for a CNC position that came up last minute and I had to drop everything to get my resume in. Flexibility with shifts can really make a difference; my buddy worked nights and landed a gig because of it. “Multiple shifts available” is definitely something to consider if you’re open to it.
I’ve seen CNC positions fill up within hours, so don’t hesitate! When I was on the hunt, I found tailoring my resume to highlight specific machine tools I operated made a huge difference. And yeah, being adaptable with machine shifts can really open doors — @alerodr, do you think that’s becoming more standard?
Applying ASAP is key! I once lost out on a CNC role because I hesitated a day too long. @julia_harrison57, tailoring your application to the job description makes a world of difference, even if it feels like chasing a moving target.
I totally get the rush. I remember seeing a CNC job that looked perfect for me, and I had to gather references and polish my portfolio fast. It’s all about being ready to adapt — mentoring can definitely help, especially if you’re new to CNC operations.