Looking for an experienced CNC machinist/Programmer with both lathe and mill experience. Machinist is responsible for programming and machining parts to print, complete. We are a job shop, high mix low volume work, mostly serving the power gen industry. Different materials and parts almost daily. Competitive pay, Health insurance, IRA w/ match, paid time off, paid vacation time. Position is full time 40hrs/week, generally no overtime. Mon-Friday 7:30-4:30. Would consider part time, or flexible schedule to right candidate. Our oldest CNC machine is a 2017, most machines are less than a few years old. Good equipment, clean shop. Have CamWorks & Fusion 360, pick your poison. Established business over 20 years old, never had a layoff.
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CNC Machinist/Programmer Massachusetts $30-$40/hr
- Thread starter Micmac1
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charlie gary
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- near Seattle, Washington, USA
If we only knew where the job was located...
eKretz
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- Mar 27, 2005
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- Northwest Indiana, USA
Title says Massachusetts...
tft1987
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- North Kingstown RI
That hourly rate is rather low for what your asking, especially in the northeast. We fill similar roles at 60-80/hr in boston...
beege
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- May 18, 2007
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- Massachusetts
In another thread he mentions mid-Mass. I'm thinking Springfield or Agawam
FamilyTradition
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- Feb 24, 2018
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- Greenfield, Mass
Believe it or not, hourly rates vary quite a bit throughout the state. The folks in Boston are often making double what we are out in Western Mass and Southern VT.
I think the OP mentioned in his other thread that he's in central mass, so probably Worcester or around that area.
plastikdreams
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- upstate nj
Sign me up!
lowCountryCamo
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- Savannah, Georgia, USA
i find that with programmers you really get what you pay for. Want a part with a simple part with a few simple features? That is $35. Need a wing spare with not chatter, no blending, that runs without snapping tools, and under quote time, That's $70-$90. That is my experience.
Sorry about that. Located Leominster, Massachusetts
I have seen $60-$70 in swiss style production and medical production shops for programmer, who is programming an entire shop in eastern mass (boston), and then the same postion is western ma for $30. We are right in the middle, and looking for a guy to program and operate a 3 axis mill and a 2 axis lathe, I feel like we are in the right ball park on pay for the area however, the right candiate we would be willing to work with them on pay.
