Machine Operator

Company Description Miller Manufacturing & Engineering is a high-volume CNC machining facility that specializes in innovative automation to deliver turnkey manufacturing solutions. The company focuses on increasing efficiency and reducing costs for clients through advanced machining processes and well-designed systems. Team members work with modern equipment and technology in a production-focused environment that values precision and reliability. Miller Manufacturing & Engineering offers competitively priced solutions and seeks individuals who are committed to quality, safety, and continuous improvement.Role Description The Machine Operator is a full-time, on-site role based in Arlington, TN. This role is responsible for setting up, operating, and monitoring CNC and related machinery to produce parts according to specifications and production schedules. Day-to-day tasks include loading materials, performing routine machine adjustments, inspecting parts for quality, and documenting production activities. The Machine Operator will follow safety procedures, maintain a clean work area, and collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet output and quality goals. This position may involve working in shifts, handling repetitive tasks, and standing for extended periods.Qualifications Candidates should possess strong machine operation skills, including experience with CNC machines and general production machinery.Candidates should possess quality control skills, including basic measurement, visual inspection, and adherence to specifications.Candidates should possess the ability to safely use hand tools and related equipment common in a manufacturing environment.Candidates should possess effective communication skills for coordinating with supervisors and team members and reporting issues.Ability to read and interpret machine instructions, work orders, and basic technical drawings.Commitment to workplace safety, reliability in attendance, and attention to detail.Previous experience in manufacturing or machining is preferred but not always required.High school diploma or equivalent is preferred; technical or vocational training in machining or manufacturing is a plus.