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Cnc Machinist Level Two Jobs (NOW HIRING)

CNC Machinist - Level II

Monroe, MI · On-site

$19 - $26/hr

CNC Machinist - Level II Location: Monroe, MI| Onsite POSITION SUMMARY: A Machinist is a trained professional with mechanical aptitude and knowledge within the area of tooling, materials, and set-ups ...

CNC Machinist 2

Pasadena, TX · On-site

$18.75 - $25.75/hr

CNC Machinist (Level I, II, III, and Lead) Reports to: Shop Foreman Status: Hourly Department: CNC About The Colt Group: Founded in 1981, The Colt Group (Colt) is a national provider of on-line ...

CNC Machinist Level 2

Tallmadge, OH

$19 - $26/hr

We're seeking a Level 2 CNC Operator to machine high-performance cylinder heads, intakes, valve covers, and transmission pans on 3 and 5-axis Fadal and Haas vertical machining centers, producing ...

CNC Machinist Level 2

Tallmadge, OH · On-site

$19 - $26/hr

We're seeking a Level 2 CNC Operator to machine high-performance cylinder heads, intakes, valve covers, and transmission pans on 3 and 5-axis Fadal and Haas vertical machining centers, producing ...

CNC Machinist Level 2

Tallmadge, OH · On-site

$19 - $26/hr

We're seeking a Level 2 CNC Operator to machine high-performance cylinder heads, intakes, valve covers, and transmission pans on 3 and 5-axis Fadal and Haas vertical machining centers, producing ...

Train and assist Level 1 machinists * Maintain production records and documentation * May need to work 2nd shift at times 3-5 years CNC machining experience. Strong blueprint reading and GD&T ...

CNC Machinist

Tea, SD

$26.75 - $34.90/hr

The CNC Machinist Level 2 operates, sets up, and programs computer numerical control (CNC) machines to perform precision machining tasks. This position requires the ability to read and interpret ...

Aerospace CNC Machinist

Canby, OR · On-site

$25 - $41/hr

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CNC Machinist - Level 2 Experienced machinist proficient in setting up recurring production parts on 3, 4, and 5-axis CNC machines. Comfortable with tooling, offsets, and reading work instructions.

CNC Machinist

Tea, SD · On-site

$26.75 - $34.90/hr

The CNC Machinist Level 2 operates, sets up, and programs computer numerical control (CNC) machines to perform precision machining tasks. This position requires the ability to read and interpret ...

CNC Machinist

Tea, SD · On-site

$26.75 - $34.90/hr

The CNC Machinist Level 2 operates, sets up, and programs computer numerical control (CNC) machines to perform precision machining tasks. This position requires the ability to read and interpret ...

Aerospace CNC Machinist

Canby, OR · On-site

$25 - $41/hr

  • Medical

  • Dental

  • Vision

  • Life

  • Retirement

  • PTO

CNC Machinist - Level 2 Experienced machinist proficient in setting up recurring production parts on 3, 4, and 5-axis CNC machines. Comfortable with tooling, offsets, and reading work instructions.

CNC Machinist

Tea, SD · On-site

$20 - $27.25/hr

The CNC Machinist Level 2 operates, sets up, and programs computer numerical control (CNC) machines to perform precision machining tasks. This position requires the ability to read and interpret ...

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How much do cnc machinist level two jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for cnc machinist level two in the United States is $23.65, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $26.92 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Cnc Machinist Level Two vs Cnc Machinist Level One?

AspectCnc Machinist Level TwoCnc Machinist Level One
CertificationsTypically requires advanced certifications or more experienceBasic certifications or entry-level experience
Work EnvironmentMore complex machinery and precision tasksBasic machining tasks, less complex setups
ResponsibilitiesOperate advanced CNC machines, troubleshoot, and set upOperate CNC machines under supervision, basic setups
ExperienceUsually 2+ years of experienceLess than 2 years or entry-level

In summary, Cnc Machinist Level Two professionals have more advanced skills, certifications, and responsibilities compared to Cnc Machinist Level One, who typically perform basic tasks with less experience and training.

What does a CNC Machinist Level Two make?

A CNC Machinist Level Two typically earns a higher wage than entry-level machinists due to increased experience and skills. They operate and program CNC machines, often working with complex parts and using tools like CAD/CAM software. Their salary varies by industry and location but generally reflects their advanced technical proficiency and responsibility.

What is a CNC machinist Level Two job description?

A CNC Machinist Level Two operates and sets up computer numerical control (CNC) machines to produce precision parts. They interpret technical drawings, program machines, perform quality checks, and may mentor entry-level operators. This role typically requires experience with CNC programming, tooling, and safety protocols.
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CNC Machinist - Level I, II, & III

Bay Cast Technologies

Bay City, MI • On-site

$20 - $35/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 13 days ago


Job description

Description:

We are exploding with new and returning work — and we’re looking to add CNC Machinists at all experience levels to support continued growth. Located in Bay City, Michigan, we machine large, precision components for aerospace, defense, energy, and industrial customers.


This is a large-format machining environment, not repetitive small-part production. We offer a stable workload, strong programming support, and opportunities to grow your skills as demand continues to increase.


Whether you’re early in your CNC career or a seasoned Level III machinist who thrives on complex setups and problem-solving, we want to talk to you.


What You’ll Do

(Duties vary based on skill level and experience)


CNC Machinist – Level I

Operate the following styles of milling machines

  • CNC – Small Gantry Style 3-Axis (101 inch X 138 inch)
  • CNC – Medium 3-Axis Vertical Milling Centers (38 inch X 98 inch)
  • MANUAL – Gantry Planer Mill (128 inch X 500 inch)

- Load materials and position workpieces correctly

- Set and verify work and tool offsets using the following traditional methods

  • Edge Finder
  • Paper/Shim
  • 1-2-3 Block
  • Test Indicator

- Perform in-process inspections using calipers, micrometers, and indicators

- Monitor cutting conditions and report tool wear or machine issues

- Follow drawing, job travelers, and standard work instructions

- Maintain clean and safe work areas


CNC Machinist – Level II

Operate the following styles of milling machines or lathes

  • CNC – Medium 3-Axis Vertical Milling Centers (38 inch X 98 inch)
  • CNC – Horizonal Boring Mill 3-Axis (157 inch X 315 inch)
  • CNC – Medium Gantry Style 3+2 Axis (167 inch X 448 inch)
  • CNC – Vertical Turret Lathe (225 inch Swing)

- Perform moderate-complexity setups, including large-part setups

- Machine surface plates, frames, and commercial-grade components to +/- 0.005in tolerances

- Set and verify work/tool offsets using the following traditional methods

  • Edge Finder
  • Paper/Shim
  • 1-2-3 Block
  • Test Indicator

- Run established programs; perform minor G code edits for speeds, feeds, or offsets

- Perform and document in-process inspections

- Communicate process or program concerns to Level III machinists or programming


CNC Machinist – Level III

Operate the following styles of milling machines or lathes

  • CNC – Medium Gantry Style 3+2 Axis (167 inch X 448 inch)
  • CNC – Large Gantry Style 3+2/Full 5-Axis (228 inch X 659 inch)
  • CNC – Vertical Turret Lathe (225 inch Swing)
  • CNC – Vertical Turret Lathe with C/Y-Axis Live Tooling (225 inch Swing)

- Perform complex setups on large-scale machined components

- Machine aerospace and complex commercial grade components to +/- 0.001in tolerances

- Set and verify work/tool offsets using the following traditional methods

  • Edge Finder
  • Paper/Shim
  • 1-2-3 Block
  • Test Indicator

- Edit and troubleshoot CNC programs independently

- Optimize and communicate machining strategies for efficiency, accuracy, and tool life

- Solve complex machining, fixturing, and quality issues

- Mentor and support Level I & II machinists

- Work closely with programmers and engineering as needed


Extensive programming support is provided — machinists work from pre-established programs and setup sheets.

Requirements:
  • Level I: Entry-level or 1+ years CNC experience
  • Level II: 2–5 years job shop CNC experience
  • Level III: 5+ years advanced CNC machining experience
  • Ability to read and interpret manufacturing drawing and job instructions
  • Working knowledge of G & M Code
  • Ability to set up, operate, troubleshoot, and change tools
  • Experience machining large-scale or large-format parts is a strong plus
  • Strong GD&T interpretation skills preferred (Level II & III)
  • Heidenhain, Siemens, and Fanuc Controllers
  • Manual machining experience is a plus