Shape the Future of Motion at Timken | Aurora Bearing Facility
Picture your afternoon beginning on the shop floor where precision is the standard. You review a print, choose the right arbor and tooling, and bring bar stock to life—turning, facing, chamfering, grooving, and drilling to exact I.D./O.D. specs. You verify the first-piece, record the results for set-up approval, and keep production humming with in-process checks and smart adjustments. Fluids are topped off, machines are dialed in, and when needed, you surface-grind and re-sharpen arbor teeth to keep quality on point. That’s a day in the life of a CNC Machinist at Timken’s Aurora Bearing facility.
What You’ll Do
Program and/or operate CNC lathes and mills to produce precision components from bar stock, executing ID/OD turning, facing, chamfering, grooving, and drilling per print requirements.
Select and change arbors, fixtures, speeds, inserts, and tooling to meet specifications.
Run first-piece parts, make fine-tuned adjustments to achieve quality characteristics, and complete the documentation required for set-up approval.
Load parts, cycle machines, and perform in-process checks at defined intervals; adjust offsets and tooling to maintain tolerance throughout the operation.
Maintain machine health, including fluid-level checks and routine care.
Surface grind and re-sharpen teeth on arbors when needed.
Training, Growth, and Schedule
On-the-job training with clear pathways for advancement.
Afternoon/second-shift opportunities available.
1st Shift: Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
2nd Shift: 3:30 p.m.–12:00 a.m.
Compensation
Starting pay from $21.50/hour, based on experience.
$1.50/hour shift differential for 2nd shift.
Basic Qualifications
High School Diploma or GED.
Prefer 1+ year in a manufacturing environment operating CNC equipment; set-up experience is a plus.
Experience with Hardinge lathes and platforms like HAAS, Mazak, Ganesh, or Doosan is advantageous.