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Mint Hill Cabinets Inc

Machine Operator

Monroe, NC · On-site

$17 - $21/hr

We are growing and looking for someone to help run our major cabinetmaking equipment, including CNC router, CNC saw, edge bander, and dowel machine. You will read drawings and set up the equipment to ...

Putsch & Company Inc.

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CNC Machinist Operator

Fletcher, NC · On-site

$20 - $25/hr

The CNC Machinist Operator will independently set up, program, and operate various CNC machines including lathes, milling machines, multi-axis machines, and router CNCs. Working primarily on day ...

Anduril Industries

CNC Programmer/Operator

Morrisville, NC · On-site

$24.75 - $34/hr

Programming of CNC multi-axis routers, mills, and lathes. * Design/spec out and implement various work holding and fixture methods. * Ability to troubleshoot issues and adjust during the ...

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How much do cnc router jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for cnc router in North Carolina is $20.64, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.72 and $20.34 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a CNC router?

CNC Routers are computer-controlled cutting machines used to carve, cut, and shape materials such as wood, plastic, composites, and metals. They work by following pre-programmed designs to produce precise and intricate parts or patterns. CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology allows for high repeatability and detailed work, making these machines essential in manufacturing, woodworking, sign making, and prototyping. Operators use specialized software to create designs, which are then translated into machine instructions for automated production.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a CNC router?

To thrive as a CNC Router, you need strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and a solid understanding of blueprint reading and manufacturing processes, often supported by a technical diploma or relevant experience. Proficiency with CNC programming software (such as G-code), machine operation, and CAD/CAM systems is typically required. Problem-solving skills, teamwork, and effective communication help individuals excel in troubleshooting and collaborating with production teams. These abilities are crucial for ensuring precise, efficient, and safe operation of CNC machinery in a production environment.

What are common challenges faced when operating a CNC router, and how can new operators prepare for them?

New CNC Router operators often face challenges such as mastering the machine's programming, ensuring precise setup, and maintaining consistent material quality. Learning to troubleshoot issues like tool wear, material shifting, or software errors is essential. Preparation through hands-on training, attention to detail, and familiarizing oneself with safety protocols can help new operators succeed and feel confident in their daily responsibilities.

What is the difference between Cnc Router vs Cnc Machinist?

AspectCnc RouterCnc Machinist
CredentialsHigh school diploma, technical trainingHigh school diploma, technical or vocational training
Work EnvironmentWood, plastic, soft materials in workshops or manufacturing plantsMetal, hard materials in machine shops or manufacturing facilities
Industry UsageFurniture, signage, cabinetry, decorative itemsAutomotive, aerospace, metal parts manufacturing
Primary TasksDesign, set up, operate CNC routers for cutting and shapingProgram, operate, and maintain CNC machines for precision metal or plastic parts

While both roles involve CNC technology, Cnc Routers primarily work with softer materials like wood and plastics for decorative and manufacturing purposes, whereas Cnc Machinists focus on metal and hard materials for precision parts in industrial settings. The skills and environments overlap but differ in materials handled and industry applications.

Are CNC routers in high demand?

CNC router operators and programmers are in increasing demand due to growth in manufacturing, woodworking, and signage industries that rely on precision cutting and fabrication. Skills in CAD/CAM software and familiarity with CNC machinery are valuable for job prospects in this field.

Is a CNC Router job a good career?

A CNC Router operator job involves operating computer-controlled cutting machines used in manufacturing and woodworking. It offers opportunities for skilled work, often requiring technical training or certifications, with steady demand in industries such as furniture, signage, and fabrication. The role typically provides a stable schedule and the chance to develop specialized technical skills.

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Infographic showing various Cnc Router job openings in North Carolina as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 90% Full Time, 5% Part Time, and 5% Nights. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $42,929 per year, or $20.6 per hour.

CNC Lathe Machininst/Programmer

Castle Hayne, NC

Master Machining, Inc.
Machinery Manufacturing • 11 - 50 employees
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$26 - $40/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 26 days ago

Job description

CNC Lathe Machinist

Schedule: Full-Time

About Us

Proudly serving our clients for over 40 years, we continue to expand thanks to long-term contracts and a reputation for precision and reliability. As we continue to grow, we’ve invested in brand-new, state-of-the-art machines and are expanding our team with skilled professionals who take pride in craftsmanship, innovation, and quality. If you’re looking for a place where your expertise is valued, your ideas matter, and your work makes a real impact, we’d love to have you on our team.

Why Master Machining?

At Master Machining, we’re more than just a workplace, we’re a family. You’ll be surrounded by experienced machinists who take pride in mentoring others, leaders who value your input, and an environment built on respect, teamwork, and precision. With new equipment, competitive pay, and a supportive culture, you’ll have everything you need to build a rewarding career.

What We Offer

• - Competitive hourly pay from $26–$40/hr, based on experience

• - Consistent 40–50 hour work weeks with overtime available

• - 401(k) with company match after one year of service

• - Quarterly “Earned Days” program – earn paid time off for consistent attendance

• - Yearly reviews

• - Paid birthday off every year

Health & Wellness

• - Medical insurance (company pays up to $460/month toward individual coverage)

• - Option to decline coverage and receive an additional $1.65/hour in pay

• - Dental and vision coverage available

Time Off & Recognition

• - 8 paid holidays, plus Veterans Day off (with pay) for all who served

• - 40 hours paid vacation after one year, increasing with tenure

• - Catered Veteran’s Day lunch to honor our military team members

• - Opportunities for long-term growth and cross-training

Sign-On Bonus Available

  • Qualified candidates may be eligible for a sign-on bonus of up to $3,500 based on experience, technical skills, certifications, and overall qualifications. Bonus eligibility and amount are determined during the hiring process

Your Role

As a CNC Lathe Machinist, you’ll play a key role in bringing precision parts to life. You’ll be responsible for setting up, programming, and operating CNC lathe machines to meet high-quality standards. Working with close tolerances, you’ll ensure every part produced meets print specifications and reflects the craftsmanship Master Machining is known for.

Your Responsibilities:

  • Program, set up, and operate various CNC lathe machines
  • Verify dimensions and tolerances using precision measuring instruments
  • Read and interpret blueprints, job tickets, and production drawings
  • Perform regular machine maintenance and tool adjustments
  • Load and indicate parts to fixtures with precision
  • Monitor tool wear, replace inserts, and adjust programs as needed
  • Collaborate with your team to ensure accuracy, efficiency, and consistency

What We’re Looking For:

  • 3–5 years of CNC lathe machining experience
  • Proficient in G-code programming and machine setup
  • Strong understanding of blueprint reading and measurement tools
  • Ability to work within tight tolerances and maintain quality standards
  • Excellent work ethic and attention to detail
  • Reliable, self-motivated, and team-oriented
  • Willingness to work overtime or Saturdays as needed
  • Experience handling both large and small components

Current List of Our Machines:

• Haas ST-40 4" Bar, 25.5" Chucking

• Doosan TT2100SYYB 3" Bar, 9" Chucking, • Twin Turret with Bar Feeder

• Mori-Seiki Fronteir LII 10" x 24" • Haas SL-10 with Bar Loader, 1-5/8" capacity

• Tsugami-TMA8F Multi Axis Turning Center with Bar Feeder

• Tsugami-M08SY Live Tooling & Sub Spindle with Bar Feeder (3)

• Tsugami-M08SY Live Tooling and Sub Spindle with Gantry Loader • Haas VF 2 SS w/4 axis (3) 30" x 16" x 20"

• Haas VF 3 SSYT w/4 axis (2) 40" x 26" x 25"

• Haas VF 3 SSYT w/5 axis (2) 40" x 26" x 25"

• Haas VF 10 32" x 120" x 30"

• Haas EC-400 PP Horizontal 6 Pallet Pool 22" x 25" x 22

• Timemaster Super AT Lathe 40" x 120"

• Clausing-Metosa Engine Lathe 24" x 108"

• Clausing Colchester Lathe 15" x 40" (2)

• Acer 3VKH E-Mill Vertical Milling Machine

• Acer 3VK Ultima Vertical Milling Machine (3)

• Tsugami BN-20 w/6th axis 20 MM Dia

• Tsugami B012-III w/4th axis 12 MM Dia.

• Tsugami S206-II w/6th axis 20 MM Dia.

• Supertech 618 Automatic Surface Grinder 6" x 18"

• O.D. Grinder 14" x 22"

• Agie-Charrmilles F1 440 CCS

• Climate Controlled QC Lab

• Brown & Sharpe CMM DCC ONE 7.7.5 28"m x 28" x 20"

• Brown & Sharpe Micro-Hite 900 (2)

• Mitutoyo PH-A14 Optical Comparator w/DRO

• J & L PC-14-A Optical Comparator w/DRO

• Mitutoyo 178-561-02A Surftest

• Full Complement of Thread, Ring and Bore Gaging

• Accupress Advantage 177512 Press Brake

• Amada FaB.50 D Press Brake

• National NR4316 Sheet Roller

• Akyapak 1550 Plate Roller

• PEMserter series 2000 w/Feeder

• Shop Sabre 4896 CNC Router

• 351 Syncrowave 350 amp

• Aircrafter 330ST 300 amp

• 250 Syncrowave DX 250 amp

• 200 Dynasty 200 amp

• 350 Dynasty 350 amp

• 400 Dynasty (Miller)

• Millermatic 250 (2)

• Burco/Koco KST-9 Stud

• Trumpf Trulaser 3030 60" x 120" Fully Automated

• Trumpf 2530 48" x 96" Auto Pallet Shuttle System.

• Minilase Pro SE 12" x 12" x 20"

• Cosen C-510MNC Production Band Saw 13" x 20"

• TechniIntel G2 713 78.7" x 157.5"

Apply Now

Ready to take your machining career to the next level? Apply today and join a company where your skill and dedication make all the difference.