Manual Machinist Location:

Maple Shade, NJ Schedule:

Full-Time |

First Shift Company:

Thomson Lamination Company Manual Machinist Thomson Lamination Company is seeking an experienced Manual Machinist to join our Precision Grinding Department in Maple Shade, NJ. We're looking for someone with a strong foundation in manual machining who is comfortable working to close tolerances. Previous OD/ID grinding experience is a plus, but it is not required. We are willing to train an experienced machinist in our precision grinding processes. This is an excellent opportunity for a manual machinist who wants to expand their skills into precision OD grinding, ID grinding, honing, and other specialized machining operations. What You'll Do Set up and operate manual machining equipment Perform precision machining operations to engineering drawings and specifications Perform OD and ID grinding Perform ID honing and other precision finishing operations Perform manual milling, drilling, and tapping as required Measure finished components using micrometers, calipers, indicators, bore gauges, and other precision inspection equipment Maintain close dimensional and geometric tolerances Read and interpret engineering drawings and manufacturing instructions Make machine adjustments based on inspection results Document completed operations and inspection results Maintain an organized and safe work area Work with experienced machinists to develop advanced precision grinding skills

What We're Looking For Required:

Previous manual machining experience Ability to independently set up and operate manual machine tools Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings Experience working to close tolerances Experience using micrometers, calipers, indicators, and other precision measuring equipment Strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail Preferred•

But Not Required:

OD grinding experience ID grinding experience Cylindrical grinding experience ID honing experience Surface grinding experience Manual milling experience Experience machining aerospace, defense, medical, or other high-precision components You do not need to have experience with every machine or process listed above. If you're an experienced manual machinist with strong fundamentals and an interest in developing precision grinding skills, we encourage you to apply. Why Join Thomson Lamination Company? First-shift schedule Full-time, stable employment Overtime opportunities Health insurance Paid time off 401(k) Learn specialized OD and ID precision grinding Work on precision components for aerospace and other demanding applications Work alongside experienced machinists Established, family-owned manufacturing company About Thomson Lamination Company Thomson Lamination Company is a precision manufacturer serving the aerospace, defense, medical, energy, and other high-performance industries. Our Maple Shade, NJ facility combines precision stamping, tooling, machining, heat treatment, grinding, assembly, and inspection capabilities. If you're an experienced Manual Machinist looking for a stable first-shift position and an opportunity to expand your precision machining skills, we encourage you to apply.

Job Type:

Full-time Work Location:

In person•

Maple Shade, NJ Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

From $26.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Parental leave Retirement plan Vision insurance Application Question(s): Which best describes your manual machining experience?

• I have limited experience and have primarily assisted other machinists
• I can operate manual machines with setup and guidance from an experienced machinist
• I can independently set up and operate manual mills and/or lathes from a print
• I can independently set up, machine, measure, and adjust parts to meet close tolerances
• I am a highly experienced manual machinist capable of handling complex close-tolerance work Briefly describe the type of machining work you have performed.

What machines did you personally operate, what types of parts did you make, and what were you responsible for? You're machining a part and your measurement shows that you're approaching the lower or upper tolerance limit. What would you do before making your next cut or grinding pass?

Work Location:

In person