CNC Machinist

We are currently seeking a Machinist to join our Boart Longyear team in West Valley, Utah. This role Is not a load-parts-and-press-start “operator” position. You’ll own setups, tooling, quality, and problem-solving.

Responsibilities

• Manual machining from print to part on lathes and mills (basic setups from scratch, indicating 3-jaw/4-jaw, facing/turning/grooving/boring/cut-off, simple threading).

• Select basic tooling & set speeds/feeds; change inserts, touch off tools; aim for finish, tolerance, and tool life.

• Read blueprints & basic GD&T; hold±0.001" on common features with coaching as needed.

• Inspect your work with micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, bore gauges; complete in-process checks and first articles.

• CNC exposure & growth: set work/tool offsets, load/prove programs, makeminor G/M edits with guidance; learnFusion 360/Mastercam to progress toward programming.

• Work safely, communicate clearly, and collaborate with senior machinists and engineering.

Minimum Qualifications

• 1–2 years total machining experienceor completion of an accreditedmachining program.

• Hands-onmanual lathe/mill experience (school, internship, or work) and familiarity withtooling & shop practices.

• Ability to measure and hold±0.001" with standard gauges; solid shop math/trig.

• Blueprint reading with basic GD&T concepts; eagerness to learn CNC.

• Able to handle larger parts with crane/rigging assistance; stand for a full shift.

• HS diploma/GED; valid driver’s license & good record; able to pass background check and drug screen.

Preferred (nice to have)

• Exposure tohorizontal lathes (manual or CNC).

• Any CAM/CNC fundamentals (Fusion 360/Mastercam, canned cycles, simple toolpaths).

Experience around tough alloys (4140/4340, tool steels) or job-shop/repair environments.

This Role Is Not

A repetitive production “operator” position. If your experience is only loading parts and pressing start on pre-made programs, this won’t be a fit.