Machine Operator – Turning, Milling, and Router

Machine Operator – Turning, Milling, and Router Department: Micro-Fab/Cass Precision Classification: Non-Exempt Reports To: Ops Manager Last Updated: December 2, 2025 Summary The Machine Operator’s main responsibility is running production jobs and performing in-process inspection of the parts being manufactured. Daily machine and work area upkeep is also necessary. This role fosters a results-driven culture that aligns with Cass’s core values and is a critical member of the production team. Essential Duties and Responsibilities This list of duties and responsibilities is not all inclusive and may be expanded to include other duties and responsibilities as deemed necessary from time to time. • Operate both turning and milling machines with demonstrated experience in each • Basic machine and bar feeder operation (startup, part counter reset, machine stoppage, etc) • Perform in-process inspection of parts (may include using gage pins, various micrometers, comparator, or optical/vision system) and records results as required • Basic print reading to ensure machine is setup properly before running • Maintain work area; ensure cleanliness and organization of tools, inspection equipment, and parts • Basic maintenance of machines such as cleanliness, fluid levels • Notify manager of low inventory on tooling • Help Programmers or Machinists with setup of machine • Help with offset changes during production • Follow all quality and safety procedures Required Qualifications • Living the Cass core values of Caring for Others, Going the Extra Mile, Collaboration, Solving Problems, and Excellence are nonnegotiable. • High school diploma or equivalent • Ability to work both independently and as part of a team • Ability to walk, stand, sit for long periods of time Preferred Qualifications • One to two years’ experience running CNC machines • One to two years’ experience operating manual lathe or Bridgeport • Basic grinding experience • Familiarization with GD&T