L3 Machinist

This position works in a large, high-volume machine shop performing metal cutting, drilling, grinding, deburring, and quality inspection to precise control plan and blueprint specifications. You will stage and move materials, set up and operate CNC machines, perform in-process quality checks at every step, and support a variety of operations across the shop rather than staying on a single machine. This is a mid-level role suited for someone who enjoys hands‑on work, problem‑solving, and contributing to a team-focused production environment.

• Load raw materials, unload finished parts, and stage materials for production.
• Cut, drill, grind, deburr, and finish metal parts to specification.
• Perform in-process and final quality inspections using precision measuring tools (micrometers & calipers).
• Move materials throughout the facility using forklifts and pallet jacks.
• Troubleshoot routine production issues and support multiple work areas as needed.
• Maintain production, quality, safety, and housekeeping standards.
• Complete equipment inspections and report any safety concerns.
• Follow all safety policies, PPE requirements, and training procedures.
• Assist with general machine shop and production support duties as needed.
• Manufacturing experience required
• Experience operating production machinery in a manufacturing environment.
• Ability to use measuring tools such as calipers, micrometers, dial gauges, and rulers.
• Ability to perform quality inspections and read metric and standard measurements.
• Forklift experience preferred, including sit‑down and stand‑up forklifts.
• Basic math skills for measurements, tolerances, and quality checks.
• Ability to follow work instructions, procedures, and quality standards.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills.
• Flexibility to work across multiple machines and production areas.

• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings.
• Experience performing quality inspections in a manufacturing environment.
• Deburring experience using hand and air‑powered tools.
• Familiarity with drill presses, grinders, boring mills, reamers, and other machine shop equipment.
• Knowledge of gauge calibration and quality measurement processes.
• Proficiency in using and reading micrometers and other precision measuring tools.
• Ability to discuss and apply quality control methods, inspection tools, and measurement standards.
• Willingness to work flexible shifts, overtime, and weekends as needed.

• 1st shift: 7:30am - 3:30pm (Monday
  - Friday) // $24.47
• 2nd shift: 3:30pm - 11:30pm (Monday
  - Friday) // $25.33
• 3rd shift: 11:30pm - 7:30am (Sunday
  - Thursday) // $25.33
• Alternate Work Schedule (N1): M, T, W (7pm - 7am) // $25.33
• Alternate Work Schedule (N2):
  Th, F, Sa (7pm - 7am) // $25.33
• Alternate Work Schedule (D2):
  Th, F, Sa (7pm - 7am) // $24.47

The organization offers a highly engaged, community‑focused culture, partnering with local institutions and actively supporting regional initiatives. Employees enjoy frequent engagement events such as seasonal festivals, family‑friendly activities, and on‑site drives that include both team members and their loved ones. There is a clear pathway from temporary to full‑time employment, with the opportunity to apply for full‑time roles after 90 days based on attendance and performance.

Full‑time employees receive a comprehensive benefits package that includes generous paid time off, multiple paid holidays, a strong 401(k) match, and health, dental, vision, and life insurance starting on the first day of employment. The environment emphasizes long‑term stability, especially on certain shifts, and values safety, cleanliness, and continuous improvement, creating a supportive place to build…