CNC​/Manual Machinist — VTL, Okuma​/Fanuc Systems

CNC/Manual Machinist — VTL, Okuma/Fanuc Systems

Join a team that powers grids and supports defense.

• Impact:
  Your machining helps keep the nation’s power grid strong and defense platforms mission‑ready.
• People:
  Work with craftspeople who take pride in doing things right the first time.
• Growth:
  Learn, stretch, and master new processes in a collaborative shop.

• Machine and inspect parts and tooling from detailed blueprints, sketches, and verbal instructions.
• Run mills, lathes, drill presses, grinders, jig bores, and VTLs; complete precise setups and light repairs.
• Use algebra, geometry, and shop math to calculate offsets, clearances, and fits.
• Measure with micrometers, vernier calipers, dial indicators, and surface gauges to hold specification.
• Keep your area organized and hazard‑free while meeting quality and throughput targets.

• Trade school/community college credential; or 2+ years related experience/training; or equivalent background.
• Ability to read/interpret technical procedures plus company, customer, and governmental specs and regulations.
• Hands‑on familiarity with Okuma, Hyundai, Bullard VTL, and Fanuc controls (or similar).
• Strong communicator who can present information and field questions from managers and peers.
• Knowledge of bearing‑related manufacturing/repair, cutting fluids, finishes, tolerances, turning, drilling, milling, and abrasive processes.
• Understanding of steels, nonferrous metals, and common alloys.
• Confidence reading complex technical drawings.
• Manual machining proficiency is required; military experience is a plus.

All overtime pays 2x, and vacation/holiday hours count toward overtime totals.

• Day Shift (Tues–Fri, 10 hours): $22.00 – $32.00
• 2nd Shift (Mon–Thurs, 10 hours): $26.00 – $35.00
• Weekend Shift (Fri–Mon, 10 hours): $28.00 – $35.00

• Three medical plan options; 95% employer‑paid for employee premiums with significant family contributions.
• HSA with $2,000 (individual) and $4,000 (dependent) employer contributions; FSA available.
• Revive supplemental membership: zero‑cost access to 1,000+ generics, free primary‑care telehealth, mental‑health support, wellness coaching, and discounted GLP‑1 medications.
• Dental, vision, life, disability, and a 401(k) safe‑harbor match, plus additional ancillary benefits.
• Vacation: 2.5 weeks to start; 3 weeks after 3 years; scales up to 6 weeks.

You’ll focus on machining operations for manufacturing and repair (re‑manufacture) of fluid‑film bearings, seals, and contract machining for our Kings Mountain, North Carolina facility. Expect a fast‑moving service environment where craftsmanship, quality, and communication are essential.

We hire for character, skill, and a commitment to growth. We’re selective—if you’re a proven machinist who takes pride in your work, we want to talk. If you’re still building foundational experience, keep honing your craft and check back soon.

Ready to contribute to critical infrastructure and defense programs? Send your application and let’s talk.