VB8 Machine Operator
Available shifts
- 2nd shift: Monday–Friday, 3:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
- 3rd shift: Sunday night–Friday morning, 11:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.
Mandatory overtime is required after completing training.We’re hiring VB8 Machine Operators with experience using drills, taps, and precision measuring tools. You’ll set up machines, load materials, inspect parts, and adjust equipment to keep production within specifications.
What you’ll do
- Install and position tooling according to setup sheets.
- Adjust machines and work with Quality Control to verify parts during setup.
- Load machines and check parts against quality standards.
- Make adjustments to maintain tolerances and change tooling as needed.
- Complete computer-based checks required by quality procedures.
- Tumble parts to remove burrs and chips.
- Place finished parts on skids and take full skids to Quality Control.
- Maintain machines in good working condition.
What you’ll need
- Multiple years of experience using drills and taps.
- Ability to read blueprints and follow written work instructions.
- Ability to use calipers, micrometers, pitch micrometers, hardness testers, thread gauges, specialized hand gauges, and comparators as required.
- Computer skills for regular use of production and quality software.
- Ability to understand written and verbal quality requirements.
- Manual dexterity for machine adjustments, loading, and two-handed tasks.
- Dependable attendance and availability for mandatory overtime after training.
- Ability to complete required job-related ISO training within the first month.
Physical requirements
- Stand for at least six hours per day.
- Routinely lift and move 35-pound bars and buckets of parts throughout the shift.
- Lift up to 50 pounds once or twice per week, depending on setup needs.
- Walk at least half a mile per day within the shop or between buildings.
- Hear verbal work instructions and visually inspect parts at close range.
- Meet the stated vision requirement of at least 20/40 with corrective lenses.
Apply with your machine operation experience, the measuring tools you’ve used, and your preferred shift.