CNC Machinist Apprentice at Laborup

Greenback, Tennessee, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

23 Jun, 26

Salary

21.0

Posted On

25 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Cnc Machining, Milling, Turning, Blueprint Reading, Quality Checks, Tooling Maintenance, Preventive Maintenance, Production Documentation, Teamwork, Continuous Learning, Mazak, Mazatrol Programming, Cnc Mills, Cnc Lathes, Precision Measuring Tools

Industry

Internet Marketplace Platforms

Description

Overview We are seeking a motivated CNC Machinist Apprentice to join our team and help manufacture precision parts for advanced industrial automation equipment. This role is designed as a 2-year development pipeline to help you grow into a fully realized CNC Machinist. You will work alongside true industry veterans, assisting with large, high-spec work while learning the ropes of professional manufacturing. This is a hands-on, shop-floor role for someone who has established basic fundamentals through schooling and is eager to turn that foundation into a long-term career. If you are passionate about craftsmanship, value teamwork, and are ready to commit to continuous learning, we encourage you to apply. Compensation Pay: $20 - $21 / hr Shift 1st shift Monday - Thursday 6:00am-4:30pm Benefits Medical, dental, vision 401(k) with match PTO Responsibilities Learn and Operate CNC Equipment – Assist senior machinists in operating and monitoring CNC milling and turning machines, learning to deliver consistent output safely and to quality standards. Assist with Setups and Changeovers – Support the preparation of machines, including loading tools and fixtures, while learning the principles of process stability. Develop Blueprint Reading Skills – Work closely with mentors to interpret prints, dimensions, and tolerances accurately to ensure parts meet specifications. Support In-Process Inspection – Perform guided quality checks, learn to document measurements, and verify conformance using precision measuring tools. Maintain Tooling and Equipment Readiness – Help care for tooling, fixtures, gauges, and measuring devices to ensure reliable shop performance. Support Preventive Maintenance – Assist with basic PM tasks for assigned machines to protect uptime and safety. Complete Production Documentation – Learn to accurately fill out production paperwork and required system data entry. Commit to Continuous Learning – Actively engage in your 2-year development plan, absorb feedback, and model safe, team-oriented behaviors that strengthen our shop culture. Qualifications Required Education & Experience 2+ years of professional or academic CNC machining fundamentals A strong desire to learn and commit to a 2-year hands-on training pipeline. Basic understanding of shop safety, measuring tools, and machining concepts. Preferred Skills A TCAT (Tennessee College of Applied Technology) degree, a vocational high school diploma, or an equivalent certification in machining to establish fundamentals. Exposure to Mazak machines or Mazatrol programming is a major plus (though not required). Familiarity with CNC mills or lathes through coursework or internships. The Ideal Candidate Eager Learner – You are a sponge for knowledge, ask good questions, and are excited to work alongside industry veterans to master your craft. Detail-Oriented Supporter – You understand that quality starts with the basics, taking pride in a clean workspace, accurate documentation, and careful measurements. Practical Problem Solver – You apply what you learned in school to the real world, escalating issues quickly and learning from every adjustment. Team-Oriented Builder – You communicate well, take direction positively, and want to contribute to a strong, collaborative shop culture. Compensation Pay: $20 - $21 / hr Shift 1st shift Monday - Thursday 6:00am-4:30pm Benefits Medical, dental, vision 401(k) with match PTO

Responsibilities

The apprentice will assist senior machinists in operating and monitoring CNC milling and turning machines while learning setup procedures and interpreting blueprints to ensure parts meet specifications. Responsibilities also include performing guided quality checks, maintaining tooling, and completing necessary production documentation as part of a two-year development plan.