CNC Setup & Programming Support for Production Ownership
Titan focuses on the gap between an operator and a true setup-capable machinist: someone who can take ownership of the work from setup through prove-out, offsets, inspection, edits, and troubleshooting.
What Setup-Capable Means
- Workholding and fixture setup
- Tool selection, loading, and offsets
- Work coordinate systems and part zero
- Program edits or programming responsibility
- Prove-out, first article, and in-process inspection
- Diagnosing tool wear, chatter, dimensional drift, and process issues
Why This Matters
A résumé that says CNC machinist does not tell you whether the person can independently set up and produce. Titan's screening centers on the actual level of ownership the manufacturer needs on the floor.
Common Platforms
Questions Manufacturers Ask
Can Titan distinguish a CNC operator from a setup machinist?
Yes. Screening focuses on what the person independently owns: setup, offsets, tooling, program edits, prove-out, inspection, and troubleshooting.
Can the manufacturer conduct a practical test?
Yes. Manufacturers retain final approval and may interview or practically test candidates before deployment.
Does Titan support programming-only needs?
Titan can scope CNC programming needs separately or as part of a setup-capable machinist role depending on the production environment.
Same-Day Response. Nationwide Deployment.
Tell us what is on the floor, what is holding production back, and what level of capability the work requires. Titan scopes the need around the work before presenting talent.
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