CNC Machinist

Job DescriptionJob Description

We are seeking Full-Time CNC Machinists to become an integral part of our team 

• CNC experience is a plus but will train the right motivated person.
• Position is 1st Shift (7:00 AM - 3:30 PM). Overtime available.
• Mathematical skills equivalent to high school level required. Math skills must include the ability to equate decimals, fractions, and averages.
• Requires full range of body motion to include: Lifting, bending, twisting, kneeling, pushing, pulling, stooping, squatting, walking, reaching, working overhead, climbing, standing, and the ability to maintain one’s balance while performing the required work tasks.
• Requires frequent unassisted lifting of a variety of objects from various positions, which range in weight from 5 to 100 pounds.
• Operation and programming of a variety of machines.
• Responsibilities range from loading/unloading materials onto/off machines and ensuring quality of product being produced and shipped out.
• Must be able to communicate effectively with Supervisors and Co-workers.
• Regular attendance at work is an essential job function.

Benefits Include:

• Competitive Wages
• Health/Rx/Vision Benefits
• Company Paid Life Insurance and Short-Term Disability
• Simple IRA with Company Matching Program
• Paid Vacation
• Paid Holidays (7)

Company DescriptionAt Charles Machine, we've always served Heavy Industry - It's all we do.

Founded in 1978 after our dad, Charles Miller, retired from coal mining. In his mid 30's and too young to "retire", (he was driving our mom nuts) he started a machine shop - as a hobby - in a small garage where Charles Machine, Inc. stands today.

His first customers were coal operators, where he did weld repairs on heavy equipment components. Word spread quickly among local companies about the high-quality work and responsive service dad was providing. Plus, it didn't hurt that he was a perfectionist, obsessed with getting the smallest details of a repair or drawing right.

Over the next 45 years, that "hobby" has grown into a full-service machine shop, including a welding and fabricating facility encompassing over 60,000 square feet and serving all types of heavy industries.

Today, Charles Machine combines the best of "Hi Tech" with "Heavy Industry", using some of the latest fabricating technology and computer drafting that delivers consistency and precision, day after day.

Sure, Charles Machine has grown since dad's days in the garage. But his passion for service, sweating the details, and technology know-how, has not only been passed on to his sons and grandson, but every member of the Charles Machine, Inc. family of employees.

He'd be proud of the company he built.Company DescriptionAt Charles Machine, we've always served Heavy Industry - It's all we do.\r
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Founded in 1978 after our dad, Charles Miller, retired from coal mining. In his mid 30's and too young to "retire", (he was driving our mom nuts) he started a machine shop - as a hobby - in a small garage where Charles Machine, Inc. stands today.\r
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His first customers were coal operators, where he did weld repairs on heavy equipment components. Word spread quickly among local companies about the high-quality work and responsive service dad was providing. Plus, it didn't hurt that he was a perfectionist, obsessed with getting the smallest details of a repair or drawing right.\r
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Over the next 45 years, that "hobby" has grown into a full-service machine shop, including a welding and fabricating facility encompassing over 60,000 square feet and serving all types of heavy industries.\r
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Today, Charles Machine combines the best of "Hi Tech" with "Heavy Industry", using some of the latest fabricating technology and computer drafting that delivers consistency and precision, day after day.\r
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Sure, Charles Machine has grown since dad's days in the garage. But his passion for service, sweating the details, and technology know-how, has not only been passed on to his sons and grandson, but every member of the Charles Machine, Inc. family of employees.\r
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He'd be proud of the company he built.

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