Maintenance Machinist

Do you have a strong work ethic and the desire to join an organization that invests in its people through cross‑training and development? Clark Dietrich fosters a work‑life balance and offers competitive compensation and benefits. Join the Clark Dietrich team by applying to the Machinist position at our Vienna, OH location.

The Machinist role overall is to use machine tools to make or modify parts. In addition to tool and die assembly and setup, they must be able to utilize end mills, surface grinder, drill mill tool grinder, cutting saw, power drills, cutting torch, welders, CNC machines, lathe machine and hand tools.

• Duplicate machine parts and calculate unspecified dimensions.
• Read blueprints, schematics, part drawings and reference tables to fabricate parts or assemblies required for specific projects.
• Ensure manufacturing of all parts and assemblies to specifications and tolerance.
• Troubleshoot, tear down, repair and reassemble tooling dies and assemblies in addition to setting up dies for production.
• Setup, adjustment, and training of production workers on tool and die assemblies used in production.
• Calculate correct machining setups including speeds and feeds on machinery and equipment.
• Ensure that all machines are safely operated and in good condition for operators.
• Repair and maintain machine shop equipment.

• Operate lathe machine, end mill machine, drill press, surface grinders, cylindrical grinders, grinders, sanders, hand tools, CNC machines, cutting torch, welding machines and brake presses.
• Work well with people, strong work ethic, capable of multitasking in a fast‑paced environment, strong communication skills, able to read and write, and maintain focus.

• At least 5 years of experience in an environment with high‑tech machines; prior manufacturing experience preferred. High school/GED or trade school in machines.
• Military experience will be recognized in lieu of education and/or experience.

• Basic mathematical skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication and conversion of fractions into decimals. Ability to use and read a tape measure, caliper, micrometer, dial bore gauge and other precision measurement equipment.

• Lifting up to 50 pounds.
• Standing for 8 or more hours per day.
• Walking (off and on) for 4–6 hours per day.
• Body positions: sitting, standing, walking.
• Grasping with both hands up to 8 hours per day.
• Pushing effort occasionally.
• Pulling tools and finished product.
• Climbing occasionally; climbing up and down stairs occasionally.
• Kneeling, stooping, bending occasionally.

• Manufacturing facility – exposed to heat and cold.
• Personal protective equipment required at all times.
• Controlled noise exposure.
• High activity level – continuous movement.