CNC operator

The CNC sector (Computer Numerical Control) is one of the key parts of modern manufacturing and precision material processing. CNC operators handle computer-guided machine tools that produce highly accurate parts for various industries — from automotive, mechanical, and aerospace to medical sectors. If you’re interested in working with advanced machines, precision, and technology, the CNC operator job offers excellent development opportunities.

Main Job Roles

1. CNC Lathe Operator

• Job Description: Operating CNC lathes to process metal or plastic parts according to technical drawings.
• Responsibilities: Preparing and setting up tools, adjusting machine parameters, monitoring the turning process, checking final part dimensions.

2. CNC Milling Operator

• Job Description: Operating CNC milling machines to produce complex parts based on technical drawings.
• Responsibilities: Programming and setting the machine, monitoring tools, overseeing the machining process, ensuring product quality.

3. CNC Programmer

• Job Description: Creating programs for CNC machines using CAD/CAM software.
• Responsibilities: Translating technical drawings into CNC code, optimizing machining processes, testing programs, collaborating with operators and engineers.

4. Quality Control Inspector for CNC Production

• Job Description: Inspecting dimensional and visual accuracy of processed parts.
• Responsibilities: Measuring and analyzing dimensions, using measuring instruments (micrometers, calipers), maintaining records and reports.

Preferred Skills and Qualifications

• Technical education (mechanical engineering, mechatronics, manufacturing technology).
• Ability to read technical drawings.
• Precision and attention to detail.
• Knowledge of computers and CNC software.
• Responsibility and organization.
• Willingness to work in shifts.

Why Choose the CNC Sector?

• High demand for professionals in the industry.
• High level of automation and work with modern technology.
• Stable and well-paid job positions.
• Opportunities for specialization and continuous training.
• Key role in the production process.