Turning Job Vacancies in Nashik

Required Turner with iti experience 2 to 6 years

In 2026, the role of a CNC (Computer Numerical Control) and VMC (Vertical Machining Center) Operator is the backbone of precision engineering. In industrial hubs like Nashik, these operators work with high-tech machinery to produce complex components for the automotive, aerospace, and medical industries.Modern operators are expected to be comfortable with digital interfaces and basic G-code troubleshooting.Job SummaryThe CNC/VMC Operator is responsible for setting up and operating computer-controlled machines to perform functions such as drilling, milling, and grinding. Your primary goal is to produce high-precision metal or plastic parts that match exact technical blueprints. You will be responsible for machine setup, quality checks, and maintaining the flow of production while ensuring zero defects.Key Responsibilities1. Machine Operation & SetupWorkholding & Tooling: Load raw materials into the machine using jigs, fixtures, or vices. Select and install the correct cutting tools (end mills, drills, taps) based on the job sheet.Offset Settings: Perform Tool Offsets and Work Offsets to ensure the machine knows exactly where the material and tools are located.Cycle Monitoring: Start and monitor the machining cycle, adjusting speeds and feeds if the material or tool behavior deviates from the plan.Part Loading: Efficiently load and unload workpieces to meet hourly production targets.2. Quality Control & InspectionBlueprint Reading: Interpret technical drawings, including GD&T symbols, to understand the required tolerances.Precision Measurement: Use instruments like Vernier Calipers, Micrometers, Bore Gauges, and Height Gauges to check the dimensions of the first and last pieces of a batch.Deburring: Remove sharp edges or burrs from finished parts to ensure they meet safety and aesthetic standards.3. Machine MaintenanceDaily Maintenance: Check coolant levels, lubricate moving parts (slides/rails), and clear away metal chips/swarf to prevent machine jams.Troubleshooting: Identify and report minor mechanical issues or unusual sounds to the maintenance team before they lead to a breakdown.

Responsible for Operating and Controlling Machine, Producing Quality Products and Maintaining the Machine. Qualification: ITI (Machinist, Tuner), DME, BE (Mech)

Knowledge of Cnc operating and programming

Operator must be able to handle Turning operations

Hiring for 10 Cnc Operator Jobs in Ozer Midc Nashik, with Minimum 1 Year Experience,Required Educational Qualification is : Higher Secondary, Secondary School with Good Knowledge in Cnc Machines,Cnc Turning,Cnc Maintenance Etc.

Candidate should be experienced in operating Vertical Turning Lath machine , VMC , CNC operation and settings.

CNC machine operators, or CNC machinists, manage computer numeric controlled (CNC) equipment from setup to operation, producing parts and tools from different resources including metal and plastic. They're tasked with monitoring machinery, inspecting finished products, and leading test runs.

We are looking for 10 CNC Operator Posts in Nashik, with deep knowledge in CNC Machines, CNC Turning, CNC Maintenance and Required Educational Qualification is : Higher Secondary,Secondary School

We have vacant of 5 ITI Turner MACHINE OPERATOR Jobs in Vilholi Nashik for Freshers Educational Qualification : Vocational Course Skill Turner etc.

Key ResponsibilitiesA CNC/VMC Operators day is split between technical setup and physical production:Machine Setup: Loading the specific program (G-code/M-code), selecting the correct cutting tools, and setting offsets so the machine knows exactly where the material is.Operation: Monitoring the machine while it runs. This involves button pushing but also listening for unusual sounds that might indicate a tool is breaking.Quality Inspection: Using precision instruments like Vernier Calipers, Micrometers, and Bore Gauges to ensure every part matches the engineering drawing.Minor Programming: Making small edits to the program (like adjusting speeds or feeds) to improve the quality or speed of production.Maintenance: Daily cleaning of the machine, checking coolant levels, and lubricating moving parts.2. Required Skills & QualificationsEducation: Typically an ITI (Machinist, Turner, or Fitter) or a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering.Technical Knowledge:Ability to read 2D Engineering Drawings and understand GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing).Familiarity with machine controls like Fanuc, Siemens, or Mazak.Basic understanding of G-codes (geometry) and M-codes (machine functions).Physical Stamina: The ability to stand for long shifts (812 hours) and handle heavy metal workpieces.

Key Responsibilities1. Bench Work & FittingShaping & Sizing: Performing manual operations like filing, sawing, chipping, and scraping to bring metal parts to exact dimensions.Marking: Using tools like scriber, vernier height gauges, and angle plates to mark guide lines for drilling and cutting according to blueprints.Accuracy: Achieving high precision, often with a tolerance of 0.02 mm to 0.04 mm.2. Assembly & InstallationMechanical Assembly: Fitting together components like gears, pulleys, shafts, and valves using fasteners (rivets, bolts, and screws).Interchangeability: Ensuring parts can be replaced or interchanged across different units without individual custom fitting.Pneumatics & Hydraulics: Identifying and assembling components like compressors, valves, and actuators to build fluid power circuits.3. Maintenance & RepairPreventive Maintenance: Regularly lubricating, cleaning, and overhauling machines (Lathes, Drill Presses, Grinders) to prevent breakdowns.Troubleshooting: Identifying the root cause of mechanical failure, dismantling the unit, and replacing worn-out or defective parts.Testing: Conducting performance tests on completed assemblies to ensure they meet operational standards.