As a CNC miller, you create parts and components based on technical drawings. You independently program and optimize the CNC milling machine, produce the product, and perform the final inspection yourself. This way you directly see the result of your craftsmanship. You work together with a team of eight skilled professionals who ensure that each part meets the highest quality standards. You identify and resolve deviations and contribute ideas for improvements in quality and process. It would be great if you eventually learn to work with a lathe as well, so you become more versatile. You work 40 hours per week in day shifts.
- CNC milling of parts based on technical drawings
- Independently programming and optimizing CNC programs
- Performing control measurements and final inspections
- Identifying and resolving deviations
- Contributing ideas for improvements in quality and process
- Eventually expanding your versatility towards other machining techniques