VTL/Lathe Machinist (2nd Shift)

Core Responsibilities Perform complex set‑ups, edit and operate established and NPI jobs with minimal supervision ensuring parts conform to specifications and requirements. Make modifications or adjustments as necessary. Verify dimensions using standard measuring instruments such as micrometers, depth gage, height gage, and vernier. Read and interpret blueprints and operations sheets. Be familiar with Lean practices, 6S, and contribute to a continuous improvement environment. Follow all safety requirements regarding machine operation including proper guarding. Work flexible hours and overtime to meet customer deadlines and commitments. Meet customer production scheduling requirements. Work with engineering department regarding material conditions, best positioning of part, tool pressure, etc. as required. Detect faulty operations and materials and report these along with other problems to the immediate supervisor. Maintain good housekeeping practices on machines and in the work area. Comply with all company and safety rules and regulations. Wear necessary personal protective equipment as required. Provide training to others as required. Qualifications 3–5 years of experience machining in an aerospace environment. Three or more years of experience setting up and operating manual VTLs and manual lathes. Familiar with VTL and manual lathes such as Mazak, Mori‑Seiki, and Leblond. Experience in machining plasma coatings and K/E seals on rotating aircraft parts. Strong mathematical skills and knowledge of GD&T. Familiar with Statistical Process Control (SPC). Willing to learn basic CNC programming. Excellent communication skills and problem‑solving ability with demonstrated ability to work collaboratively to solve complex issues. Able to utilize Microsoft Excel and Word. Education Requirements High School Diploma/GED Equivalent Safety sensitive position. Applicant must comply with all applicable FAA and DOT drug and alcohol testing rules. #J-18808-Ljbffr