Mozaik Cabinet Detailer / Nesting Specialist / CNC Programmer Ended

Expectations for Cabinet Detailer / Mozaik CNC Programmer

Core Responsibilities

Take approved Mozaik jobs (or design files) and fully prepare them for the shop floor.
Run the Mozaik Optimizer to create efficient nests with maximum material yield on sheets up to 5x10.
Generate accurate, machine-ready G-code specifically for our Holzher Dynestic 7505 CNC
Produce complete cut lists, nested labels, part lists, and any required shop documentation.
Verify all parts for correct dimensions, grain direction, edgebanding, hardware boring, joinery, and construction standards before release.
Flag and resolve any issues (missing operations, oversized parts, conflicts, etc.) before sending files to production.
Maintain consistency with our shop’s material library, construction methods, toolsets, tooling quantities, drillblock, and naming conventions.
Provide proactive suggestions on cutout methods, nesting strategies, toolpath settings, and potential tooling purchases that could improve efficiency, quality, or material yield on the Holzher Dynestic 7505.

Quality & Accuracy Standards

All nests must be reviewed for practical shop-floor handling (flip-side sequencing, remnant use, small-part strategy, etc.) on sheets up to 5x10 and the Holzher Dynestic 7505.
Parts must be correctly labeled and sequenced so the CNC operator and assemblers can work efficiently.
Tooling and drillblock settings must be respected and correctly applied in every program. (95% of the time its the same toolset)
Any changes made in the Optimizer must be documented and communicated via email.
Final output must be production-ready — no further office cleanup required on the shop floor.

Deliverables (for every job)

Optimized Mozaik job file (or clean Optimizer run).
Nested sheet patterns with labeling
Machine-ready G-code files for the Holzher Dynestic 7505 (correct tooling spec'd).
Printed or digital labels (as required).
Brief notes on any special instructions, remnants used, or items that need attention.
Recommendations (when relevant) for improved cutout methods, tooling, or process changes.

Communication & Process

Acknowledge receipt of every new job promptly.
Confirm estimated turnaround time when the job is received.
Raise questions or issues early — do not proceed with assumptions.
Notify immediately if a job cannot meet the required deadline or if critical information is missing.
Provide a short summary of changes or concerns when returning completed files.
Be available for quick clarification calls or messages during agreed working hours.
Share suggestions for cutout methods, tooling upgrades, or workflow improvements as they arise (do not wait for a formal request).

Turnaround Expectations

Standard jobs: completed and returned within [e.g., 24–48 hours] of receiving complete information.
Complex or large multi-room jobs: timeline agreed upon receipt.
Rush jobs: communicated and prioritized as needed.

Tools & Access

Work in the current version of Mozaik we use.
Follow our established libraries, machine settings, construction rules, tooling quantities, and drillblock configuration.
Account for material sizes from 4x8s to 5x10 sheets.
Use agreed file-sharing method (Dropbox / shared drive /or email) for all job files and outputs.

General Expectations

Treat every job as if it will be cut the same day the files arrive on the shop floor.
Prioritize accuracy and clarity over speed.
Continuously look for ways to improve material yield, cutout methods, tooling choices, and overall shop-floor efficiency.
Maintain confidentiality of all job and customer information. read less