CNC Machine Shop Operator

Imagine seeing a trailer on the highway, at a mine site, in the forest, or hauling an oversized load—and knowing your work is underneath it . we manufacture specialty heavy‑duty axles for demanding applications across North America and beyond. For more than 45 years, we have combined engineering, precision manufacturing, and hands‑on problem solving to build products our customers can depend on. We are building a company known as a trusted partner in heavy‑duty transportation. You will join our Machine Shop team in Cawston, BC, helping produce the components that go into specialty axle systems built for demanding real‑world applications. Our mission is to advance specialty transportation through innovative axle engineering, reliability, and customer‑first support. Your mission as a Machine Operator is to craft precision components and keep production moving efficiently while protecting quality, safety, and teamwork. This is an evening‑shift position . If evenings work for your lifestyle and you like focused, hands‑on work where the results of your day are right in front of you, keep reading. We put quality above all while building authentic connections with the people around us. Someone who takes ownership of their machine, their work, their safety, and their results. The CNC MACHINE SHOP OPERATOR – EVENING SHIFT Role Summary Your job is to produce quality components safely, accurately, and efficiently. You will operate machinery, use inspection and measuring tools, read drawings, handle and finish parts, complete production paperwork, and help keep work moving through the Machine Shop. Success means producing parts that meet specifications, keeping machines productive, completing work on time, and contributing to a safe and effective shop. How You Help Us Advance Specialty Transportation Your precision protects quality. Your willingness to improve helps us get better. Use inspection and precision measuring tools to confirm parts meet requirements. Read and follow drawings, specifications, and production requirements. Handle, grind, inspect, and prepare components as required through the production process. Complete job paperwork, production information, timesheets, and other required documentation. Notice issues, communicate them early, troubleshoot where appropriate, and contribute ideas that make the shop safer and more efficient. You do not need someone standing over your shoulder all evening telling you what comes next. You are comfortable working with equipment, tools, materials, and manufactured parts. Priorities and production requirements can change. Committed to quality. You want to become better at the job and help improve the process around you. High school diploma or GED. Previous manufacturing, machining, or related hands‑on experience. Comfort using measuring and inspection tools. Basic computer skills. Ability to work independently after training. Willingness to learn KGI’s equipment, processes, quality requirements, and safety procedures. Position: CNC Machine Shop Operator Department: Machine Shop Permanent, full‑time, in‑person Schedule: Evening shift You are not available to work evenings. You believe production speed matters more than quality. And you want to be part of a Canadian manufacturing team building products used in demanding heavy‑duty transportation applications. Life insurance On‑site parking