Instrumentation Machinist

About the role

Perform bench and precision machining operations required for the construction, modification, maintenance, overhaul, and repair of all types of manufacturing facilities including machines, equipment, special purpose, prototype, experimental and similar machines, equipment, models or prototype tools.

Responsibilities

• Independently plan work assignments and perform duties with a minimum of direct supervision.
• Train and direct the efforts of plant trades Helpers, Junior Trades Workers and Trades Workers assigned to assist in the performance of the work.
• Collaborate with functional personnel in own and other organizations to resolve problems and recommend solutions based on trades knowledge.
• Diagnose difficulties using machine and hand tools equipment to perform incidental operations, troubleshooting, proving-in and developing of new procedures and the supplementing of design data to overcome all types of problems and performing necessary associated and related duties.
• Address data and inadequate facilities that present unusual and difficult problems in checking critical requirements.
• Collaborate with functional engineers in supplementing or improving original design, analyze and resolve complex fabrication and prove-in problems; and perform necessary dismantling, re-assembling and associated duties including machining, heat treating and specialized welding operations.
• Serve as a role model for safe work practices and behaviors: follow established health and safety policies and procedures, maintain a clean organized work area, wear protective equipment, properly store PPE, and actively engage as a safety‑conscious worker prioritizing personal safety and wellness.

Requirements

• Minimum Education: Two years of an accredited Trades School with certification of completion of all course work or equivalent knowledge and skill acquired by means of practical experience.
• Minimum Experience: Two years of work experience in the trade.
• Preferred Qualifications: Completion of an accredited trades training course or equivalent knowledge and skill acquired by means of practical experience.

Schedule

Must be able to work any shift or work schedule.

Skills

• Skill in operating CNC machinery and tooling, precision measurement tools, and programming CAD/CAM.
• Machine control interface (touchscreens).
• Problem‑solving and ability to troubleshoot machine problems.
• Reading and writing English language.
• Ability to understand and read mechanical schematics.
• Ability to read 3‑D drawings (engineering).
• Time management.
• Strong computer skills for looking up machine parts and schematics.
• Computer application use.