Field Machinist

Field Machinist We are seeking a Field Machinist to join our Field Services team. You will be responsible for performing precision machining and mechanical repairs directly at customer sites, setting up and operating portable machine tools in diverse field environments. Your role plays a crucial part in ensuring equipment reliability and minimizing downtime, which positively impacts customer satisfaction and operational efficiency. You will report to the Field Services Supervisor. This position is mainly located at various customer sites across the U.S., involving up to 50–70% travel to industrial facilities, including power plants, refineries, and offshore platforms. What You’ll Do Travel to customer locations to perform on‑site machining and repair tasks. Set up and operate portable machine tools including mills, lathes, and line‑boring equipment. Perform precision alignments and tolerances per job requirements. Inspect and measure completed work to ensure adherence to engineering specifications. Interpret technical drawings, blueprints and job specifications. Collaborate with engineers and site managers to plan and execute machining tasks. Maintain accurate records of work performed, materials used, and time spent. Follow all safety protocols and ensure tools and equipment are in good working condition. Who You Are 1 + years of experience in machining, preferably in a field or industrial setting. Proficiency with both conventional and portable machining equipment. Strong understanding of mechanical systems and precision measurements. Proven experience using FARO tracker systems or comparable laser‑tracking technologies for precision measurement. Demonstrated proficiency in operating portable milling machines in field environments. Hands‑on experience with line‑boring equipment and techniques. Strong welding skills applicable to industrial repair and fabrication. Familiarity with circular milling operations. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and engineering drawings. Willingness to travel and work in varying environments, including confined spaces or at heights. Strong problem‑solving skills and attention to detail. Good physical condition and manual dexterity. Nice to have: Certification in machining or a related field. Nice to have: MSHA or OSHA safety certifications. Nice to have: Welding or fabrication experience. What's In It For You An inspiring purpose – Enabling sustainable modern life. Minerals and metals are the backbone of essential functions in the modern world. At Metso, you get to be part of transforming the industry and making a positive change. Wellbeing and safety – Benefit from occupational healthcare, a generous benefits plan, healthy living rewards, mental well‑being services, on‑site gym, bicycle benefits, and engagement surveys. Compensation and rewards – Global incentive program tied to business and performance targets, car benefits, and meal benefits. Hybrid working possibilities – We advocate for meeting and collaborating in person, while fostering a flexible work environment. A thriving culture – We are committed to developing an inclusive culture that enables everyone to do their best and reach their full potential. A culture that is courageous, compelling, and caring, uniting our people to build a sustainable future together. Extensive learning opportunities – Ongoing growth dialogues, internal mobility, mentoring programs, education assistance, ambitious projects, and global opportunities. Worldwide support – Leverage our network of peers across the world, offering valuable assistance. We get things done together, through open and honest communication. Metso is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workforce culture. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, nationality, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, status as a protected veteran, or status as a qualified individual with a disability. #J-18808-Ljbffr Metso