Manual Machinist

Precision Machinist – Shape the Future of Manufacturing!At In-Place Machining, we don't just make parts—we create solutions that keep industries moving. As a Precision Machinist, you'll be at the heart of innovation, working on challenging projects that demand skill, creativity, and precision.Enjoy a 4-day work week: work 10 hours per day, earn overtime after 8 hours, and take Fridays off when OT isn't required. More balance. More flexibility. More time for you.If you love working with your hands, solving problems, and seeing your craftsmanship come to life, this is your opportunity to make an impact.RequirementsWhat You'll DoOperate a variety of manual machines—knee mills, engine lathes, vertical turret lathes, horizontal milling machines, jig bores, and grinders.Turn blueprints and sketches into reality by laying out work, developing processes, and performing setups.Execute progressive machining operations with tolerances as tight as ±0.005.Inspect, measure, and ensure every part meets exacting standards for dimensional accuracy and finish.Collaborate with engineers, supervisors, and field machinists to plan cost-effective, high-quality solutions.Keep safety front and center while maintaining a clean, organized workspace.Share feedback to improve processes, tooling, and programs—your ideas matter here!What Makes You a Great FitHigh school diploma or GED required; technical degree or journeyman status preferred.2–3 years of hands-on experience with manual machining and grinding.Skilled in reading blueprints and mechanical drawings.Comfortable operating Bridgeport knee mills, engine lathes, and ideally conversational programming.Knowledge of feeds, speeds, and the machinability of ferrous and non-ferrous materials.Strong math and problem-solving skills—geometry and trigonometry are your friends.Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.Physical & Work EnvironmentFrequent standing, walking, lifting (up to 50 lbs.), and use of hand tools.Work indoors in a dynamic shop environment with occasional customer site visits.Exposure to machining, welding, overhead cranes, and moderate noise—safety gear provided.Perks & Requirements4-day work week (10 hours/day, overtime after 8, Fridays off when OT isn't required).OSHA 10 certification and forklift training provided.Opportunities to learn advanced techniques and grow your career.A culture that values safety, teamwork, and continuous improvement.