Important interview coming up, already fucked it up

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>2 1/2 years of factory experience
>want to be machinist, cnc, no money for school
>local position opens
>cnc lasers, $17 an hour, no experience or school needed

Here's my work history:

March 2015-Sept 2016. worked at a plastic factory. quit because I did a semester at school unrelated to manufacturing, this was before I knew what I wanted to do and was exploring my options. The company refused to pay me the week I put in my notice until I mentioned lawyers. They paid me, I snapped some pics of leaking machines, sent them to osha, and walked out. The next 6 months of jobs were very shaky odd jobs.

I was working for a few months in the spring as a surface grinder. I quit, because the guy who was training me kept telling me to do stuff that was causing explosions. I doubt many of you have seen a surface grinder accident before but it's fucking terrifying, picture a 35 lb vyse flying across the room at 100 miles per hour while a wheel made out of stone that's bigger than your head spinning at 3000-4000 rpm explodes. I walked out.

I delivered pizza for a few months. About 2 months ago I got a job doing slave labor for $13 an hour in a sheet metal shop. There is no future in this company and it's a terrible place.

So I doctor the shit out of my resume. I skip all the odd jobs on the resume and made it say that I have been consistently working at factories since march 2015. I also don't really have a good references from any of these places because I walked out for good reason. My current job I'm a hard worker at and my bosses like me but I think they'd give me a bad reference to keep me around because that's the type of place this is. Theoretically, I could provide a list of several business owners (restaurants) I worked for before factories that will put in a good word, along with some coworkers from current and previous factory jobs.

Really need this job. It'd make me money and I wouldn't have to do school. Hoping someone who works in HR is on here to help.