Toolroom Machinist, Tooling & Fixtures

Build What Others Imagine At Alloy Precision Technologies (APT), innovation is how we grow. We blend advanced manufacturing with hands-on craftsmanship to deliver solutions our customers count on—while creating real opportunities for you to learn, advance, and make an impact.

A Day in This Role You’ll start your day reviewing requests from Production, Engineering, Sales, Maintenance, and Machining. Some are verbal concepts or quick sketches; others are formal blueprints. You’ll translate those ideas into finished tooling or fixtures by selecting appropriate materials, setting up lathes, mills, and grinders, and dialing in the right speeds and feeds. Using gauges and a comparator, you’ll verify your work, make adjustments, and keep everything aligned with AS9100/ISO
9001 and regulatory requirements.

As the go-to resource in the tool room, you’ll offer suggestions to improve applications and fixtures, support basic production machining processes, and step in to assist CNC production machining when needed. You’ll also help teammates operate basic equipment safely and effectively, and you’ll conduct yourself according to the current APT policies and procedures. This role reports to the Tool Room Supervisor.

Schedule and Pay1st

Shift: Monday–Friday 7:00am–3:30pm (Overtime available on Saturdays)2nd

Shift: Monday–Thursday 3:15pm–1:45am (Overtime available on Fridays and Saturdays; 10% Premium added to base rate)
Pay is based on experience.

What You’ll DoSet up and operate engine lathes, mills, grinders, and related shop equipment.

Produce and repair general tooling, fixtures, and die-related components for APT production operations.

Apply sound judgment on materials selection and feeds/speeds to achieve desired results.

Read and interpret blueprints; turn rough concepts and sketches into finished parts.

Use gauges, a comparator, and standard shop practices to verify quality.

Support production work requiring basic machining; flex to CNC production machining as needed.

Recommend enhancements to tooling, fixtures, and applications.

Assist others in safe, proper operation of basic equipment.

Meet or exceed Customer, AS9100/ISO
9001, and regulatory requirements.

What You Bring High school diploma required.

Basic machining knowledge; 1 year production experience or vocational training preferred.

Tool & Die or machinist certifications are a plus.

Solid blueprint reading skills.

Working knowledge of materials and their application, plus speeds/feeds fundamentals.

High energy, self-starter mindset; results-oriented, confident, and well organized.

Flexible and proactive—ready to adapt to shifting priorities.

Physical & Safety Requirements Ability to move throughout the shop floor, lift and bend, and stand for extended periods.

Personal Protective Equipment:
Safety glasses are required while on the shop floor.

Supervisory Responsibilities None.