Location:	London, ON
Date Posted:	Apr 17, 2026

Job Description

CNC Operator II / Machinist

Job Title: CNC Operator II / Machinist
Location: 2068 Piper Lane / 290 Sovereign Road
Reports to: Production Manager
Compensation: $24.00-$29.00 per hour, based on experience and qualifications.
Posting Date: March 24, 2026
Position Overview:
The CNC Operator II reports to the Production Manager and is responsible for the operation, set-up and
troubleshooting of one or more machines. The CNC Operator II will also work on a variety of products
and may conduct program alterations as required and able.
Responsibilities and Accountabilities:
• May set-up, troubleshoot and/or operate new and existing production parts using vises, fixtures,
chucks, etc. with one or more of the following machine(s): CNC Lathe, CNC Mill, Bandsaw,
Sandblaster, Manual Mill, Manual Drill Press, hand grinders, and other power tools. These tasks will
be done under limited supervision.
• Makes minor changes to existing programs in accordance with established procedures.
• May perform intermediate machine adjustments, if necessary (ex. tool offsets and fixture offsets).
• Read and interpret technical drawings to verify machined parts, and to determine machine set-up.
• May visually or mechanically inspect parts for defects (cracks, chips, dimension, surface finish, etc)
as part of in-process inspection.
• Records results of defects and notifies lead/supervisor of deviation as appropriate.
• May use one or more of the following for measuring and inspection: tape measure, various types of
micrometers and calipers, profilometer, height gauge, indicators, edge finders, thread gauges, pin
gauges, and bore gauges with master ring.
• Verifies first-off with Quality Dept. and makes necessary machine adjustments.
• Understands and meets or exceeds production and quality standards; seeks to minimize reject rate.
• Follows approved work instructions and drawings provided.
• Required to perform some simple machine preventative maintenance functions, i.e. checking
coolants, checking lubricants, and changing filters, etc.
• Keeps machines and work area clean; notifies supervisor or maintenance when machine
abnormalities occur.
• Possess the ability to use a computer system for basic departmental transactions as necessary.
• Safely move components with lifting devices such as overhead cranes, jib cranes, and fork-lifts.
Administration
• Maintains an acceptable level of performance by following established policies and procedures, and
participating in continuous improvement efforts by supporting and implementing new ideas.
Sets a positive example by maintaining a respective attitude, cooperating with co-workers,
management, and internal and external customers.
• Be a productive team member and help to meet established departmental and Company goals.
• Wears appropriate personal protective equipment at all times when required
• Report any personal workplace injuries to direct supervisor immediately.
• Report safety issues to direct supervisor or Human Resources Department as soon as possible.
• Responsible for knowing where non-hazardous waste collection containers are located and for putting
non-hazardous/hazardous wastes in appropriate containers.
• Report to work for your regularly scheduled shifts on time and ready to work.
• Follow all company policies and health and safety procedures.
• Effectively gives and receives feedback and willingly asks questions and seeks direction when
needed.
• May work any and all shifts/days as required and may be asked to work between ADJ facilities.
• Willingly accepts responsibility of sharing skills and knowledge with other employees.
• Perform all other duties as may be assigned from time to time.
Qualifications:
• Must meet the requirements of the Canadian Controlled Goods Security Assessment Application as
per Section 15 of the Controlled Goods Regulations, SOR/2001-32.
• Educational background in manufacturing or equivalent experience working on CNC machines
• 2-4 years of experience working with CNC machines
• Must have knowledge of G and M codes in order to perform set-up functions of existing production
parts.
• May require intermediate knowledge of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T).
• Intermediate knowledge of blue print reading.
• Intermediate machining experience, material knowledge and math skills.
• Experience using lifting devices (cranes and fork-lifts)
• Must meet all training requirements as defined by department.
*This position is an existing vacancy*
Successful applicants must meet all requirements under the Canada Controlled Goods Regulations
(CGR) and must be approved as mandated by Public Works & Government Services Canada and
applicable contractual obligations.
Use of Artificial Intelligence:
This recruitment process does not utilize artificial intelligence or automated decision-making systems to
screen, assess or select candidates.
Accommodations are available at all stages of the recruitment process. Applicants requiring
accommodation should advise us in advance. While we appreciate all applications, only candidates
selected for an interview will be contacted.
To apply, please email your resume and cover letter to [email protected]

For more information, please visit our website at www.adjindustries.com