CNC Machine Tool Service Technicians for Production-Critical Equipment
Titan supports manufacturers with experienced CNC machine tool service technicians who diagnose, repair, align, install, and return critical production equipment to service.
Machine Tool Specialists, Not Generic Maintenance
When a CNC is down, the technician needs to understand machine controls, motion systems, spindles, electrical and mechanical systems, and how downtime affects production. Titan scopes the machine platform and failure environment before recruiting so the candidate profile matches the actual service work.
Capability & Fit Factors
Temporary, Traveling, and Project-Based Machine Support
Manufacturers may need machine tool service talent during chronic downtime, equipment installs, relocations, rebuilds, controls issues, maintenance vacancies, or periods when OEM response times do not match production urgency.
Clients retain final approval and may interview or technically screen candidates based on the equipment, controls, service experience, and travel requirements of the assignment.
Build the Service Scope Around the Machine
Before recruiting a service technician, document the machine builder and model, control, spindle and axis configuration, alarms or failure symptoms, recent repairs, electrical and mechanical work already attempted, and whether the assignment includes alignment, installation, commissioning, preventive maintenance, or emergency troubleshooting. The same job title can represent very different technical work.
A strong scope also states whether the technician must travel between facilities, bring specialized diagnostic tools, work independently with maintenance and production teams, or coordinate with an OEM. Titan uses those details to screen for relevant service experience rather than broad maintenance history.
Same-Day Response. Nationwide Deployment.
Tell us what's on the floor and what's holding it up — a Titan machinist, not a call center, scopes every request.
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