CNC Machine Operators

Morskate Manufacturing is a family-run structural steel manufacturer located just west of Highway 2 in Ponoka, Alberta.

Specializing in structural, agricultural and custom orders, we take pride in the ability to be adaptable and flexible when designing and building orders to meet the customers exact requirements.

Be Part of Our Next Stage of Growth!

We’re adding 90,000+ sq. ft . to our facility and investing in new technology and equipment as we continue to grow.

With this expansion comes an exciting opportunity for a motivated CNC Machine Operator s to join our team.

Reporting to the Shop Supervisor, you will be responsible for operating and monitoring a variety of fully automated CNC machinery and production equipment used in the processing and fabrication of steel products.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working with CNC equipment, technology, measurements, and metal fabrication and takes pride in producing accurate, quality work.

You’ll be working in a busy, fast-paced environment where efficiency, attention to detail, and quality workmanship are important.

• Operate various fully automated CNC machines and production equipment, including but not limited to: CNC steel shot blasting system CNC automated steel roller system CNC milling and drilling machine CNC bandsaw machine CNC plasma, beam, channel, angel and square-tube coping machines
• CNC steel shot blasting system
• CNC automated steel roller system
• CNC milling and drilling machine
• CNC bandsaw machine
• CNC plasma, beam, channel, angel and square-tube coping machines
• Oversee the daily flow of materials through the production line and ensure materials are properly loaded, processed, and moved through each stage of production.
• Perform daily production data entry, including material information, production quantities, machine activity, and other required production records.
• Monitor automated machinery during operation and identify equipment issues, material problems, or production abnormalities.
• Perform basic machine adjustments and troubleshooting within the scope of the position and report mechanical or technical issues to the appropriate personnel.