As a Part Time CNC Machinist, your shifts typically involve setting up and operating CNC machines, monitoring the machining process, and performing quality checks on finished parts. You may work independently or as part of a small manufacturing team, collaborating with supervisors, engineers, or quality control staff to meet production goals. Tasks might also include cleaning and maintaining equipment and documenting production output. Depending on company needs, work hours can vary, offering flexibility that suits students, semi-retired individuals, or those seeking supplementary income.