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6 Jobs in Canada

Logo for job CNC Machinist – Vertical Turning / Horizontal Boring – Day Shift (Fanuc / Haas)
locationSurrey, BC, Canada
remoteNot Applicable
PublishedPublished: 3/16/2026
salary$35 - $45 an hour
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Logo for job 5-Axis CNC Programmer / Machinist – Day Shift (GibbsCAM / Mazak)
locationCoquitlam, BC, Canada
PublishedPublished: 3/16/2026
salary$35 - $40 an hour
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Logo for job CNC Mill Machinist – Setup & Operation (4th Axis VMC)
locationGuelph, ON, Canada
remoteNot Applicable
PublishedPublished: 3/12/2026
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Logo for job CNC Lathe Machinist (Experienced – Setup & Operation)
locationGuelph, ON, Canada
remoteNot Applicable
PublishedPublished: 3/12/2026
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Logo for job 5 Axis CNC Machinist - Burlington
locationBurlington, ON, Canada
PublishedPublished: 2/27/2026
salary$32.5 - $37.5 an hour
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Logo for job 5 Axis CNC Machinist - Mississauga
locationMississauga, ON, Canada
PublishedPublished: 2/27/2026
salary$32.5 - $37.5 an hour
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Looking for CNC machinist jobs in Canada?

hireCNC connects skilled machinists with machine shops across Canada that are hiring for CNC machining roles. Opportunities are available in major manufacturing regions including Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, British Columbia, and beyond.

Whether you specialize in CNC milling, CNC turning, Swiss machining, or multi-axis machining, Canadian manufacturers rely on experienced machinists to produce precision components for critical industries.

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Where CNC Jobs Are Located in Canada

Canada has a strong precision manufacturing sector, with many machine shops concentrated in key regions.

Major machining hubs include:

  • Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Ontario
  • Kitchener–Waterloo / Cambridge
  • Windsor–Essex manufacturing corridor
  • Montreal and surrounding areas
  • Calgary and Edmonton
  • Vancouver and Lower Mainland

These regions support industries such as aerospace, automotive, energy, medical devices, and industrial equipment.

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Types of CNC Jobs Available in Canada

Canadian machine shops hire machinists for a wide range of roles depending on experience and specialization.

Common CNC machining positions include:

CNC Machinist (Mill or Lathe)
Setup and operation of CNC machines producing precision components.

CNC Programmer
Programming complex parts using CAM software such as Mastercam.

Swiss CNC Machinist
Manufacturing small, high-precision components for medical and electronics industries.

5-Axis CNC Machinist
Operating advanced multi-axis machines for aerospace and medical applications.

Manufacturing Engineer
Developing processes to improve production efficiency and quality.

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Industries Hiring CNC Machinists in Canada

Precision machining is essential to many Canadian industries.

Machine shops commonly support:

  • Aerospace manufacturing
  • Automotive production and tooling
  • Energy and oil & gas equipment
  • Medical device manufacturing
  • Defense manufacturing
  • General industrial equipment

Many Canadian shops produce components for global supply chains, requiring high precision and reliability.

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Skills Canadian Employers Look For

Employers hiring CNC machinists in Canada typically seek candidates with strong technical skills and hands-on experience.

Highly valued skills include:

✔ CNC machine setup and operation
✔ Blueprint reading and GD&T interpretation
✔ Precision measurement and inspection
✔ CAM programming experience
✔ Experience with tight tolerances
✔ Ability to troubleshoot machining issues

Skilled machinists remain in high demand across Canada due to ongoing labor shortages in the trades.

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Find CNC Machinist Jobs in Canada

hireCNC works with machine shops across Canada that are actively hiring skilled machinists.

Browse the job listings above to explore current opportunities.

Roles may include:

New jobs are added regularly as Canadian manufacturers expand production and modernize their facilities.