Toolmaker​/Precision Machinist

Newington, United States | Posted on 09/28/2026

• City Newington
• State/Province Connecticut
• Country United States

Location: Newington, CT
Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent
Pay: $36–$43/hour, based on experience

This is NOT an entry-level position. A minimum of 5 years of metalworking/toolmaking experience is required.

If you enjoy building parts from start to finish, solving machining challenges, and working on unique tooling rather than repetitive production, this may be the opportunity for you.

Frasal Tool Cois aprivately held precision machining and tooling manufacturer founded in 1972. The company specializes incustom aerospace ground-support tooling, precision components, fixtures, gauges, and complex assemblies.

The Role

As a Toolmaker/Precision Machinist, you will independently manufacture and assemble precision tooling from start to finish while working closely with Engineering, Quality, Management, and other Machinists.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret blueprints, work instructions, and operation sheets.
• Set up and operate manual and toolroom CNC equipment, including Bridgeport mills, manual lathes, surface grinders, OD grinders, band saws, arbor presses, and ProtoTRAK mills/lathes.
• Machine and assemble parts to print specifications.
• Perform precision measurements using calipers, micrometers, bore gauges, indicators, and related equipment.
• Apply GD&T principles to ensure dimensional accuracy.
• Work independently while collaborating with Engineering, Quality, and other team members.
• Troubleshoot machining and assembly challenges and determine practical solutions.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of professional metalworking/toolmaking experience.
• Strong proficiency setting up and operating manual milling and turning equipment.
• Strong blueprint reading and GD&T skills.
• Proficient with precision measuring equipment.
• Ability to work independently from print to completed part.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
• Authorized to work in the U.S.

Why This Opportunity?

This is not a high-volume production machine shop
. Most jobs involve quantities ranging from one to a few pieces, giving you the opportunity to work on challenging, varied projects where craftsmanship, problem-solving, and creative thinking matter.