CNC Milling Machinist Aerospace (Overhaul & Repair)
1st & 2nd Shift Available
Pay & Shift
Up to $39/hour (DOE)
1st Shift: 7:00am 3:30pm
2nd Shift: 3:30pm 12:00am (10% shift differential)
Company Overview
Our client is an aerospace manufacturer with over
50 years of experience producing complex machined components and sub-assemblies for the aerospace and land turbine engine industries. Known for world-class quality and cost-effective solutions, They have earned a strong reputation across its customer base.
The organization operates two distinct divisions:
Overhaul & Repair An FAA-regulated repair station focused exclusively on repair and overhaul of worn or defective aerospace components (no fabrication).
(OEM) A fabrication-focused machine shop working from raw materials to produce new aerospace components.
This role supports the
Overhaul & Repair side of the business.
Position Summary
The CNC Milling Machinist will set up and operate CNC milling machines to repair and overhaul complex aerospace components. This is a hands-on role requiring strong blueprint interpretation skills, aerospace experience, and the ability to diagnose and repair worn or defective parts.
Must-Have Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of CNC milling experience
Experience setting up CNC milling machines
Overhaul / repair (rework) experience strongly preferred
Aerospace machining experience required
Fluent in blueprint reading and GD&T
Experience working with large aerospace parts preferred
Equipment & Environment
5-axis CNC milling machines
Mostly Okuma machines with Fanuc controls
High-mix, low-volume aerospace repair environment
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Set up and operate CNC machines; perform trial runs to verify accuracy
Work from travelers, operation sheets, blueprints, drawings, manuals, and specifications
Select, align, and secure fixtures, tooling, and materials
Verify finished parts meet specifications using precision measuring instruments
Ensure proper CNC/DNC program operation and adjust controls as needed
Troubleshoot machining issues in collaboration with engineering and production teams
Maintain accountability by properly completing travelers and shop floor documentation
Handle components carefully to prevent damage
Perform routine preventive maintenance on machines
Follow all safety and housekeeping standards
Perform additional duties as required
Education & Experience
High School Diploma or equivalent
Minimum 3+ years CNC setup and operation experience in an aerospace environment
Prior experience with turbine engine components or overhaul/repair work preferred
Physical Requirements
Regular standing and walking
Frequent use of hands for handling and operating equipment
Occasional climbing, stooping, kneeling, or crouching
Ability to lift or move components up to 50 lbs with assistance (hoist)
Vision requirements include close, distance, and peripheral vision