Now Hiring: CNC Programmer/Machinist
 

SunCoast is looking for a motivated, extremely talented, experienced CNC Programmer/Machinist. Must have experience with Mazak Integrex and Haas Mills. The position is open for immediate hire and is located in Fort Walton Beach, FL. If you like the beach, diesel trucks and have the skills, contact me!!!

I can score 2 out of 3....

Gotta have all 3 Tim, whaddya think this is the power ball or something? lol

I live in Lake Mary FL,interested!Have 10 yrs exp. P.m me benefits plz.

Let me know if you need a CAD designer with machining experience, mostly manual stuff.

bump,

send resume's and inquiries to Ron@SunCoastDiesel.com and Joe@SunCoastDiesel.com

wish i was about 3 years older........... im a beast on our remedy cnc mill and not to shabby on the ez track lathe...... darn lol

how old are you?

Be 16 in april. ive got about 1yr of cnc programing and operating under my belt.

I was trained on a remedy mill, and an ez track lathe. our trade schools budget isnt the best but very decent from what ive been told.

What programming software are you guys running? If only I lived closer. Lol.

Samaras I think you're right, a few years short lol

KX I have no idea on the software, however the living close thing can be remedied, been to the beach lately? ;)

Lol. More of a seasonal person. I would love to come down there though. I use MasterCam at work. 3D Mill lvl 3. Ive run and/or programmed for Mazak 6000, 4800, makino horizontals, hardinge's, fadal's, and mazak verticals. Haas, okuma, hardinge lathes. And hansvedt wire edm. If my boss pisses me off tomorrow I'l give you guys a call.

We program in G code, we are currently using SurfCam, and we also have a seat in CAMWorks.

I program in G also with MasterCam. I have dabbled with FeatureCam a little and seen Gibbs but not those 2^^. Wish I was closer again. Great opportunity for someone.

Wish I had experience. I'm going to college for manufacturing engineering, my dad owns a machine shop with manual machines. I have had many hours in the shop at school with 4 classes in programming with mastercam and 2 manual programming classes. We have mainly haas mills and lathes but a couple hardinge and a morei seiki

moving to florida would not bother me right now.

[QUOTE=Krazeeun;1736569]Samaras I think you're right, a few years short lol

Im unlike all the kids at school in the machine tool program. there all ecspecting to get outa school and BAM! people beg them to come work, just becaues they know the genreal idea of how machine shops run..... its in te details boys, knowing that a g56 manualy turns on coolent in a program or that you can control the amount of material a drill takes in one peck, im so ready to be introduced to the real world where mom and dad arnt there to dig me out of a hole, and where ive got to fend for myself, bring home my own baccon... Im sick of seeing all the kids at school drive around there "daddys money" trucks when some of us have had to work our butts into the ground to get a beater dodge that needs a clutch and four of every thing they make. shew... didnt mean to high jack the thread but i felt it was needed to show you guys im on the same level as you. 16 or not

[quote=Samaras Diesel;1737333]At least you have that option in high school. My school didn't have anything but vo-ag, pig and cow showing.

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IDK what kind of goofy machine you guys have in tech, but a M8 turns on coolant in every machine i've run.(M9 tuns it off) G54,55,56, ect. are usually work offsets in fanuc talk. I do see what you mean, I also went to a vocational school. Stay in school buddy, there are job opening out there.