Production-focused profiles
Profiles describe real shop-floor experience: equipment, controls, software, processes, responsibilities, locations, languages and practical background.
Why CNC Passport
A clearer way to present technical experience
Resumes often hide the details that matter in production: machines, controls, software, processes, materials, responsibilities and real work context. CNC Passport turns this experience into readable professional data that candidates can build over time and hiring teams can evaluate more confidently.
Skill signals and verification
Testing, document-based checks and manual review help add stronger evidence to declared experience.
Career growth infrastructure
Candidates can build visibility over time, strengthen credibility, learn with CNC tools and move toward verified recognition inside one professional account.
Who it helps
Built for candidates, employers and recruiters
CNC Passport supports the full path from presenting technical experience to evaluating candidates for real production roles. It helps professionals show practical background clearly, while hiring teams get better signals before making decisions.
Candidates
Build a professional profile around real production experience, show practical skills clearly, take tests, improve visibility and move toward verified recognition.
- Professional technical profile
- Skill-based presentation
- Verification pathway
- Career growth inside one account
Employers
Find candidates with clearer work history, practical skill signals and more useful context than a generic resume can provide.
- Better candidate visibility
- Role-relevant structured data
- Map and profile exploration
- Employer intelligence tools
Recruiters & agencies
Work with a focused environment for comparing technical candidates, understanding regional availability and identifying stronger fit for production roles.
- Technical talent discovery
- Cleaner candidate comparison
- Verification signals
- More precise hiring workflows
Professional simulator
NCPlayer CNC simulator and G-code debugger
A convenient and precise simulator for learning and testing CNC control programs. NCPlayer supports FANUC, HAAS VF, SYNTEC 6MB and other CNC controllers, with macro programming, subprograms, variables, arcs and a 3D machining model.
- Real-time G-code debugging
- Step-by-step simulation and toolpath visualization
- Support for macro variables, IF, WHILE, FOR, GOTO logic and many other functions
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How the platform works
Role-based workflows inside CNC Passport
The process is different for candidates, employers and recruiting teams. Switch the role to see how profile data, verification signals, search and follow-up connect inside the platform.
1
Create an account
Select the CNC Worker (Operator / Programmer / Setter) role and start a professional profile for technical work.
2
Build the profile
Fill in personal details, language skills, education and work experience to create the base candidate profile.
3
Select skills
Add CAD/CAM skills, CNC system skills and personal qualities so they can appear in the verification center and unlock relevant tests.
4
Verify your skills
Open the verification center and take available tests for selected skills. Final manual review is available with Premium.
5
Become visible
Appear in profile and map views so employers and recruiters can discover relevant experience.
6
Keep developing
Keep your profile current, use NCPlayer and learning tools, and continue improving your verified skill signals over time.
1
Create employer access
Select the Employer role and set up the company workspace.
2
Define hiring needs
Describe the production context: locations, CAD/CAM software, CNC equipment and practical job requirements.
3
Explore candidates
Browse candidate profiles and map views to find relevant technical backgrounds.
4
Compare candidate signals
Review experience, selected skills, verification status and practical profile data before choosing next steps.
5
Unlock contact or verification
Choose a paid action for a selected candidate: direct contact access or independent knowledge verification.
6
Prepare hiring process
Use interview preparation, communication support, translation help or machine-specific training when needed.
1
Create recruiter access
Select the Recruiter / HR / Agency role and open the recruiter workspace.
2
Complete agency profile
Add company details, contact person, phone and location so candidates and employers understand who is recruiting.
3
Add working languages
Set the languages used for recruiting, communication, interviews and candidate coordination.
4
Publish recruiting presence
Manage profile visibility, recruiting locations and vacancies, then browse candidates and review public profile signals.
5
Unlock contact or verification
Choose a paid action for a selected candidate: direct contact access or independent knowledge verification.
6
Support the recruiting workflow
Use interview preparation, communication support, translation help or machine-specific training when needed.
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