O/T job opening - So Cal

[BernieT]

Job Opening ----

 

Small shop in Oxnard, Ca needs a Mastercam programmer. (approx 60 miles NW of LA)(about 1 mile from Haas plant)

 

98% of job is 3D machining of Aluminum fixtures on Haas VMC’s

 

They have 2 seats of Mastercam Design w/Solids and 2 seats of Mill level 3 w/Solids.

 

Willing to train someone who has manual machining background and some Mastercam experience

 

Needs to be reasonably computer literate

 

Spanish spoken / English necessary

 

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I have been helping out Part Time but don't want to take on full time job. I will still be around for training and excess work.

 

E-mail me and I will return contact info.

 

[crazy^millman]

They should have luck though I only recieved one Resume from here with my posting but he was good guy with a strong Machinist background. I wish them luck in their search.

[Rekd™]

I've had a couple of peeps come and work with me in the past just because of this forum.

[BernieT]

Bump

[BernieT]

one more bump

[dinoracer]

too bad its a 100 mile Plus commute for me,Im in Riverslide. Hmm manual machinist with mastercam experience, got both of those:)

Wish I could but good luck in your search

[BernieT]

We can offer ocean breezes...........

[jenks]

You guys are going to hate me, but it's too bad it is in California.

 

My company eliminated all CNC operations two weeks ago. So now I am full time as a manual machinist again. Being back in the stone age really sucks.

[BernieT]

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Being back in the stone age really sucks.

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Can you explain the elimination of CNC's ??? I only see shops dumping their manual machines for CNC's.

[Leehound]

How can anybody compete with just manual machines????

[Joels]

My plant moved all the CNC machines from California to Mexicali Mexico. We were purchaseing Hardinge super precision lathes at the time. It almost made me cry to see this going on.

[TREV]

sorry bertau, hijack;

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__________________________________________________My company eliminated all CNC operations two weeks ago

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sounds to me they will be eliminating all positions shortly with that philosiphy.

what goes thru peeps heads with that logic

 

good luck in your search bernie,

trevor

[crazy^millman]

No comment.

[Mct010]

BerT

 

How much does it pay and would you let me and family sleep there?

 

After talking to CrazyMillMan Its a good question

 

hehe

[BernieT]

LOL

 

Bring your camper! It's a 3 bdrm model, right?

[jenks]

We had a WFR "workforce reduction". All of us who had been in our CNC cell were demoted back to our old jobs. We were basically a maintenance job shop that was operating within the frame work of the engineering department. We were making consumable parts and cloned OEM parts that were no longer available. We were doing parts for a total of 13 plants company wide. We had over 1100 part numbers that we produced, and in the last 4 years had saved the company over

$5 million dollars for spare parts.

 

We merged with another company that didn't do this kind of stuff, and since their CEO became the CEO of the merged companies, we aren't doing it now either.

 

The WFR came about because we had to save $100 million dollars in merger expenses.

 

We still have the machines, 3 lathes and 3 mills, Mastercam, and 4 very talented people(blush).

 

What we don't have is very good attitudes.