Machinist IV

Job Overview

The Machinist IV works under the supervision of a supervisor in shop or field environments, focusing on safety, precision, and efficiency in manufacturing, repair, and maintenance tasks.

Key Job Responsibilities

• Ensure a safe working environment and consistently employ safe practices.

• Perform component repairs and preventative maintenance, minimizing rework.

• Follow work scopes and manufacturing procedures, ensuring compliance with OEM quality standards.

• Inspect parts to prevent defects, scrap, and rework.

• Interpret work orders, drawings, and blueprints for tool/material fabrication.

• Identify and resolve technical problems effectively.

• Use industry-standard measuring tools (e.g., calipers, micrometers).

• Meet departmental billable rate objectives.

• Prevent equipment/material damage due to carelessness or negligence.

• Communicate clearly in verbal and written forms.

• Machine/line bore parts to print specifications.

• Operate and maintain manual/CNC equipment, lathes, mills, VTL, and line boring machines.

• Perform threading, welding, fabrication, and layout work.

• Edit G-code programs and perform CNC operations.

• Read and apply GD&T from prints.

• Utilize cutting torches and operate an overhead crane and rigging.

• Train personnel and maintain proper tooling.

Qualifications/Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent with 8+ years of CNC machining/line boring experience.

• Advanced trade mathematics and precision measurement skills.

• 1 year of experience in laser alignment, recording, and reporting.

• Understanding of metallurgy and structural integrity of components.

• Proficiency in trigonometry, geometry, and interpreting OEM drawings.

• Experience with CNC and manual machining.

• Knowledge of machine shop equipment and safety protocols.

• Computer literacy (CNC-specific).

• Forklift, fire extinguisher, LOTO, confined space, fall protection, and crane task-trained.

Additional Information

• Moderate physical demand, including lifting, climbing, bending, and prolonged standing.

• Use of hands/fingers for tool handling and manipulation.

• Exposure to sharp edges, hot chips, and repetitive tasks.

• Valid driver's license and ability to pass pre-employment screening.

• Promote a "Safety First" attitude, completing risk analysis and safety documentation.