Machinist II

Able to perform all Job Responsibilities and Qualifications of a Machinist I

Machine flanges to ASME 16.50 specifications

Perform precision work on all turning and milling equipment

Fabricate brackets & couplings

Machine valve trim and bodies to critical tolerances as provided by manufacturer

Fabricate fixtures and jigs

Able to research and locate manufacturer drawings

Read and interpret manufacturer drawings and dimensions

Able to remove broken studs and bolts without damaging the integrity of workpiece

Mill key slots and perform internal broaching

Calibration and certification of machining equipment / tools in accordance with internal Quality procedures

Machine ACME, Stub ACME, SAE, and Metric threads (right and left handed)

Machine mounting pads for actuators

Proper use of a divider head

Support Machinist I through mentoring and / or on the job training

Understanding and usage of advanced measuring tools (micrometer, depth gauge, calipers, etc.)

Introductory learning to cut multiple lead threads (right and left handed)

Introductory learning to operate portable machining equipment

Education & Experience:

HS Education or GED Equivalent a plus

Machinist degree preferred

2 - 5 years’ industry experience as a Machinist

Job Knowledge/Requirements:

Basic OSHA and TWIC card (TWIC , only if required)

Knowledge of applicable internal quality procedures

Demonstrate proficiency in all machining equipment, setup, and operation

Effective oral & written communication skills

Demonstrated “can do” attitude and excellent customer service skills

Supervision:

Minimal supervision required

Must be able to travel and have a clear driving record in accordance to company driving guidelines

Clear background check and drug/alcohol screening

Lifting: up to 50 pounds

Adjusting or moving objects up to 50 pounds in all directions

Lift and carry: 50 pounds for 100 feet

Bending, stooping, walking and climbing stairs

Ascending or descending ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps

Moving self in different positions to accomplish tasks in various environments including tight and confined spaces

Remaining in a stationary position, often standing or sitting for prolonged periods

Moving about to accomplish tasks or moving from one worksite to another

Communicating with others to exchange information

Repeating motions that may include the wrists, hands and/or fingers

Operating machinery and/or power tools

Operating motor vehicles or heavy equipment

Assessing the accuracy, neatness and thoroughness of the work assigned

Required physical ability if mandated by customer or regulatory requirements