What are the responsibilities and job description for the Computer Numerical Control Machinist position at Sherle Wagner International?
Company Description Sherle Wagner International has been a leader in luxury bath fittings, fixtures, accessories, hardware, and lighting since 1945. Its Heritage, Classic, Midcentury, and Contemporary collections offer a wide range of refined styles, all designed with timeless elegance and precision. Every piece is produced in a Massachusetts workshop and foundry, where skilled artisans combine traditional techniques with modern technology to achieve exceptional quality. With bespoke capabilities and extensive customization, the company transforms individual design visions into reality. Sherle Wagner International’s work appears in distinguished residences, hotels, yachts, and private aircraft around the world, maintaining a reputation for sophistication and enduring luxury.
Role Description The Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machinist is a full-time, on-site role based in Fall river Ma. This position is responsible for setting up, programming, and operating CNC machines to produce high-quality components that meet exact specifications for luxury fixtures and hardware. Day-to-day responsibilities include reading and interpreting technical drawings, selecting appropriate tools and materials, and adjusting machine settings to optimize performance and precision. The CNC Machinist monitors production runs, inspects finished parts, and performs routine maintenance to ensure consistent quality and safe operation of equipment. Collaboration with engineers, production supervisors, and quality assurance team members is essential to meet deadlines and uphold the company’s craftsmanship standards.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong skills in Machine Operation and Machinery setup, including experience with CNC equipment.
- Candidates should possess hands-on Machining skills, including turning, drilling, and related metalworking processes.
- Candidates should possess Milling expertise, including experience with multi-axis milling machines and tooling.
- Candidates should possess Quality Control skills, including dimensional inspection, use of measurement tools, and adherence to tolerances.
- Experience reading blueprints, technical drawings, and CAD/CAM files.
- Knowledge of shop math and basic geometry relevant to machining operations.
- Attention to detail, commitment to safety, and ability to maintain organized workspaces.
- Prior experience in a precision manufacturing or luxury goods environment is beneficial.
- Relevant technical training, apprenticeship, or certification in machining or manufacturing technology is preferred.