CNC

A Machining Technician sets up, operates, and programs precision machine tools (CNC or conventional) to fabricate metal/specialist parts based on technical drawings and blueprints.They perform maintenance, troubleshoot, and inspect components to ensure quality standards are met. Key skills include using CAD/CAM software (Mastercam/UG), measuring instruments, and following safety protocols.CNC programming isthe process of creating coded, digital instructions-primarily G-code and M-code-to automate computerized manufacturing tools like mills, lathes, and routersIt translates CAD/CAM design files into precise, automated, and repeatable movements, controlling tool paths, speed, feeds, and machine functions to manufacture parts.