You take a part from drawing to finished metal on your own. Set the standard on a growing shop floor.

A fast-growing Toronto manufacturer, founded by people from the skilled trades, makes precision parts for technology, aerospace, robotics and medical-device customers. You'll turn 3D models and 2D drawings into finished parts on CNC mills, keep to a short turnaround, and be the anchor of the floor as new junior machinists join over the coming months.

They're hiring 2 senior machinists.

What you'll own

- Complex parts, from the 3D model and drawing to a finished part that meets spec
- Fast turnaround on production work
- Setting the quality standard and helping new machinists find their feet
- Direct feedback to the engineers who build the shop-floor software

Must-haves

- At least three years of hands-on CNC milling in production
- You turn models and drawings into positive parts on your own,



without needing someone looking over your shoulder
- Working in person on the Toronto shop floor, within commuting distance, including assigned day, night and weekend shifts
- Already allowed to work in Canada; sponsorship isn't available

Bonus points

- Programming CNC machines or working with CAM software
- Formal training in machining
- Experience training or mentoring newer machinists

What's in it for you

- CAD $80k–$100k base
- A key role in a growing shop that combines machining with in‑house software
- Real influence on how the shop works

Good to know

- Full‑time, on‑site in Toronto, shift work
- Process: company review → screen → technical interview → paid part‑time trial → offer

📌 Senior CNC Machinist – Precision Manufacturing (Toronto)
🏢 RnB Consultancy
📍 Toronto