Machinist 1st shift

The incumbent performs a variety of machining and manufacturing methods to fabricate and repair aerospace component parts by utilizing CNC, VTL, Milling, Lathes, etc. Must be willing to work on various tasks and activities as assigned by Leadership. Use equipment and tools to manufacture or repair component parts to traveler specifications. Selects appropriate machine settings and plans proper sequencing of tasks to complete the assignment.  Knowledge of manual machining, lapping, Bridgeport, drilling, able to read and understand blueprints/ travelers, able to use inspection tools. Actively participates in training and OJT work to learn and apply machining techniques.  Inspect parts per traveler requirements to ensure compliance with specifications. Adherence to all Environmental, Health, Safety and Quality Policies and Procedures. Ability and willingness to work OT as needed. Qualifications High School Degree (preferred). Must be able to read, communicate and understand English per FAA requirements Machinist Technical training (college or program) or 2-3 years using applicable machining equipment (required) Aerospace industry (preferred) Technical training or experience with VTL, Milling, CNC, etc. (one or more required) 2+ years or equivalent Experience in manufacturing environments (preferred). Hand tools, manufacturing machinery and equipment.