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hireCNC connects experienced machinists and CNC operators with machine shops across the United States that run Haas CNC equipment.
Haas Automation is the largest machine tool builder in the western world, and its machines are a fixture on shop floors everywhere — from single-machine job shops to large production facilities.
Because of this, machinists and operators with hands-on Haas experience are in high demand.
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What Is Haas Automation?
Haas Automation is an American CNC machine tool builder founded in 1983 by Gene Haas.
The company is headquartered in Oxnard, California, where it manufactures its entire product line in-house.
Haas builds four major product lines:
- Vertical machining centers (VMCs)
- Horizontal machining centers (HMCs)
- CNC lathes
- Rotary tables and indexers
The company also produces a range of large five-axis and specialty machines.
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Haas Skills Employers Look For
Machine shops hiring for Haas-equipped roles often look for skills such as:
✔ Setting up and operating Haas VMCs and lathes
✔ Programming and running the Haas control (conversational or G-code)
✔ Offsets, tool changes, and work-holding setup
✔ Reading blueprints and holding tight tolerances
✔ Basic preventive maintenance and troubleshooting
Machinists who combine hands-on Haas experience with strong setup skills are especially valuable to employers.
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Types of Jobs That Run Haas Equipment
Many CNC roles involve running Haas machines as the primary equipment on the floor.
Common job titles include:
CNC Machinist (Haas environment)
Operates and sets up Haas VMCs or lathes for production runs.
CNC Setup Machinist
Handles workholding, offsets, and first-article setup on Haas equipment.
CNC Programmer/Operator
Writes and edits programs for Haas-controlled machines.
Lead Machinist
Oversees a cell of Haas machines and supports training and troubleshooting.
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Industries That Use Haas Machines
Haas equipment shows up across a wide range of manufacturing environments.
Machine shops running Haas machines commonly serve:
- Aerospace manufacturing
- Automotive and motorsports
- Medical device machining
- General contract manufacturing and job shops
- Technical and vocational education programs
Because Haas machines are affordable and widely supported, they're one of the most common platforms in the industry — which means Haas experience travels well between employers.
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Find Haas CNC Jobs Near You
hireCNC works with machine shops across the United States that are actively hiring machinists and operators with Haas experience.
Browse the job listings above to explore current opportunities.
Roles may include:
- CNC Machinist (Haas)
- CNC Setup Machinist
- CNC Mill/Lathe Operator
- Lead Machinist
New machining jobs are added regularly as machine shops expand their programming and production capabilities.
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