You like precise, hands-on work and want to master a craft. Learn CNC machining in a rapid-growing Toronto shop.

A young Toronto manufacturer makes precision parts for technology, aerospace, robotics and medical-device customers. Its engineers build their own tools to make the shop faster. You'll be trained in-house: first you master one CNC operation, then you move on to more complex work, growing toward producing parts on your own.

They're hiring 5 junior machinists.

What you'll own

- Running your assigned CNC operation accurately and reliably
- Learning step by step toward more complex parts
- Quality: parts that match the drawing every time
- Your shop-floor input reaches the engineers who build the tools directly

Must-haves

- Machining training at a college or trade school, or experience in construction or another trade you want to leave for machining, with a year or more of work behind you
- Comfortable with hands-on,



physical and sometimes dirty shop work
- Working in person in Toronto five days a week, within commuting distance, including assigned day, night or weekend shifts
- Already allowed to work in Canada; sponsorship isn't available

Bonus points

- Some CNC experience, even basic
- A practical skill you learned quickly through persistence
- A teacher or instructor who can give you a reference

What's in it for you

- CAD $60k-$80k base
- Paid training on the job in a growing shop
- Medical, dental and mental-health coverage

Good to know

- Full-time, on-site in Toronto, shift work
- Process: 30-minute screen -> one-hour technical interview (machining basics, reading 3D models and 2D drawings) -> paid part-time trial of up to a week (planned around a current job if needed) -> offer

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