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Ventura, CA
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Conventional Manual Machinist (Top in Class Manufacturing Company)!!!
Pay: $27–$40/hr
Posted: 1 week ago
Location: Ventura, CA (Onsite)
Last Updated: 1 week ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 10/6/2026
Job Description
Conventional Manual Machinist (Top in Class Manufacturing Company)!!! RimePro Inc Ventura, CA Job Details Full-time $27 - $40 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Inspection gauge Composite materials Drilling (cutting method) Machine setup Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Quality records maintenance Grinding machine operation Tooling Monitoring dimensions Machining fixtures Engineering process optimization Machining tool setup Mid-level Metal materials Inspection reporting and documentation Factory operations documentation Dimensional measurements Precision measurement in machining Quality improvement Quality control problem-solving Collaboration with manufacturing teams Document quality checks Milling machines Process improvement planning Plastics Production flow analysis Quality control records management Cutting tools Machine finishing Full Job Description Full-Time Conventional Manual Machinist Join Our Top in Class Manufacturing Team!
Position Type:
Full-Time |
Experience Level:
Skilled Professional About the Opportunity We are seeking an exceptional Conventional Manual Machinist to join our elite manufacturing team. As a top-tier manufacturing company with a reputation for precision, quality, and innovation, we pride ourselves on employing the best craftspeople in the industry. This is an outstanding opportunity for a skilled machinist who takes pride in their work and wants to be part of a company that values traditional machining expertise combined with modern manufacturing excellence. Position Overview As a Conventional Manual Machinist, you will be responsible for setting up and operating various manual machine tools to produce precision parts and instruments. You will work with a variety of materials including metals, plastics, and composites, transforming raw materials into finished products that meet exact specifications. This role requires a master craftsperson who understands the art and science of manual machining and can consistently deliver exceptional results. Primary Responsibilities Set up and operate cylindrical grinders, Lathes, mills, jib bores, to produce precision ground surfaces on workpieces Select appropriate grinding wheels based on material specifications and desired finish Perform internal and external cylindrical grinding operations with tolerances to +/- 0.0001" Dress and true grinding wheels to maintain optimal cutting performance Monitor grinding operations to prevent thermal damage and maintain dimensional accuracy Utilize precision measuring instruments to verify part dimensions throughout the grinding process Set up and operate engine lathes and toolroom lathes for turning, facing, boring, and threading operations Select and mount appropriate cutting tools, work-holding devices, and accessories Calculate proper speeds, feeds, and depths of cut for various materials and operations Production & Process Improvement Analyze manufacturing processes and introduce changes that improve throughput, reduce cycle times, and increase overall efficiency. Diagnose equipment problems, dimensional inconsistencies, and finish-quality concerns, involving the appropriate personnel when additional support is needed. Work closely with quality/inspection, tooling, assembly, and sales teams to keep production aligned with customer delivery requirements. Verify Bills of Material, work orders, and related job documentation to ensure all information is correct and complete prior to starting a job. Keep production documentation current, including job travelers, required approvals, signoffs, and first-piece inspection records.