MACHINIST - Weekend Day Shift

Machinist

Contract Hire

Our client is a global leader in energy technology, providing cutting-edge solutions across the oil and gas industry. Operating in over 100 countries, they focus on digital innovation and sustainable practices to drive the future of energy and support the transition to lower-carbon operations.

The Machinist is responsible for setting up and operating CNC 2-axis lathes, CNC 3-axis mills, and manual machining equipment to manufacture precision components that meet customer specifications. This role requires a strong understanding of machining processes, blueprint interpretation, and quality standards, along with the ability to support continuous improvement initiatives and train less experienced machinists. The Machinist II also contributes to fixture and work-holding design to enhance production efficiency.

Operate CNC and manual metal-cutting equipment, including lathes, mills (vertical and horizontal), and saws across a variety of materials
Perform machine setups, first article inspections, and execute production based on blueprints, drawings, and work instructions
Inspect materials and finished components to ensure compliance with quality standards
Accurately complete production documentation, including inspection records, heat number markings, and hold tags
Maintain proper inventory movement and reporting within assigned areas, including WIP transactions and material tracking
Utilize ERP systems (Oracle preferred) to manage work orders, material requirements, and production transactions
report unsafe conditions and stop production when safety or quality concerns arise
Participate in Lean manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives
Operate and set up all CNC 2-axis lathes and 3-axis mills, including mill-turn equipment
Train, mentor, and support less experienced machinists; document training activities
Monitor and track shift performance using GEMBA boards; conduct root cause analysis and implement corrective actions
Perform layered process audits, quality audits, and first-piece inspections
Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of manufacturing processes within assigned production cells
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet production and operational goals

Minimum of 5 years of CNC and/or manual machining experience
Ability to independently operate select machining equipment and perform basic setups
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and Bills of Materials (BOM)
Basic understanding of M-Code and G-Code programming
Ability to safely operate hand tools, power tools, and machining equipment
Basic computer proficiency and ability to navigate manufacturing software systems (including Windchill)
Effective communication skills, including email communication for reporting risks
Ability to meet TAKT time and quality standards
Forklift certification required
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Advanced machining skills, including setup and operation of most equipment
Ability to edit M-Code and G-Code programs
Working knowledge of Lean manufacturing and continuous improvement principles
Ability to operate motorized equipment, including forklifts
Ability to work extended hours and weekends as needed
Continuous use of speaking, hearing, writing, and measuring skills

Required: High school diploma or GED

Schedule n otes: 1st shift - 5AM - 3:30PM, Monday - Friday, required most Saturdays 6 hours up to 8 hours
Associate degree in Machining Technology or CNC trade certification preferred
Experience with ERP systems (Oracle preferred)

25 per hour (Compensation is offered based on experience, skills, and market factors)

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