AS9100 CNC Machining Cell Lead-Track (Turning/Milling)

Job Description

Job DescriptionYour mission: build precision

Do you thrive on turning a customer print into a perfect part—every time? Step into a role where you’ll run CNC lathes, mills, and mill-turn machines, verify quality in process, and help optimize programs and setups. For those ready to lead, this position offers a path to owning the schedule and performance of a machining area.

How you’ll contribute

1. Make to spec: Produce components to exact customer requirements, performing first piece and in-process checks.
2. Program & optimize: Create and update CNC programs; validate revisions and ensure outcomes meet targets.
3. Quality at the source: Deburr to requirement, maintain part identification and lot segregation, and keep travelers complete and accurate.
4. Protect the process: Detect, segregate, and report nonconforming material and FOD; control discrepant product per procedure.
5. Communicate early: Report damaged/nonconforming parts to leads/management immediately; assist with packaging and shipping to keep flow moving.
6. Commit to standards: Work within AS9100D and customer-specific requirements; raise safety issues when observed.

Leadership pathway

Lead-track responsibilities include scheduling and coordinating a turning or milling area, troubleshooting issues, refining programs, and partnering with the counterpart area lead for first-piece inspections.

What you bring

• Fluent print reading and a solid grasp of GD&T.
• Comfort inspecting while machines are cycling and running multiple machines when appropriate.
• Dexterity, stamina for long standing, and a sharp eye for detail.
• Cleanliness, organization, and a strong safety record.
• Skill with calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, gage blocks, and related tools.
• Team-first attitude in an AS9100 environment; clear communication and strong math skills.
• Plus factors: Brown & Sharpe Micro-Val CMM experience; familiarity with CMM Manager software.

Training, education, and familiarity

• High school diploma or GED.
• AS9100 awareness; familiarity with Jet Machined Products inspection forms and recordkeeping practices is advantageous.

Reporting structure

Reports to the Turning/Milling Lead; if you step into the Lead role, you will report to the General Manager.

Physical realities & environment

• Lift and move machined parts; stand for extended periods.
• Clean, relatively quiet shop; hearing protection required in some areas.
• Eye protection required for certain operations due to hazard potential.

Time demands

Occasional overtime, dependent on workload.