Senior Precision Grinding Specialist

Senior Precision Grinding Specialist (Manual & CNC)The Mission In our shop, the grinder is the "Final Arbitrator." You are the person who takes high-value steel components and brings them to their final, perfect state. We aren't looking for a production operator; we are looking for a specialist who has "the feel" for manual grinding but can also navigate automated systems when the job calls for it. If you understand that a mold lives or dies by the quality of its shut-offs and the squareness of its blocks, we want you in our grinding department.

What You'll Be Doing The Manual Standard:

Perform high-precision manual surface grinding on cores, cavities, and inserts. You are the master of the "tenth" and the "half-tenth."

Critical Fitting:

Grind and fit complex shut-offs and parting lines where light-tight fits are the only acceptable outcome.

Squaring & Pre-Work:

Hold "dead-nuts" squareness and parallelism on blocks before they move to EDM or Hard Milling.

Automated Precision:

Set up and operate automated/CNC surface or profile grinders for larger runs or complex geometries without sacrificing an ounce of quality.

Wheel Mastery:

Select and dress the perfect wheel for the material—whether it's soft P20 or hardened 60+ HRC S7/H13. The Profile of a Specialist Manual "Touch": You have extensive experience with manual surface grinders. You know how to compensate for heat, wheel wear, and machine harmonics by feel and sound.

Tolerance Obsession:

You are bored by anything larger than +

• 0.0002''. You live comfortably in the +
• 0.

0001'' range.

Tooling Fluency:

Expert use of sine plates, magnetic chucks, dressing tools, and precision inspection equipment (indicators, micrometers, etc.).

Material IQ:

You know how different tool steels react to the stone and how to prevent burning or stress-cracking in high-value inserts. The "Finisher"

Mindset:

You take pride in a surface finish that looks like a mirror and functions like a Swiss watch. Why Join Our Team?

Quality Over Quantity:

We don't rush the grinding process. We know that precision takes patience, and we provide the environment to do it right.

The Environment:

A clean, climate-controlled shop in Salt Lake City where the equipment is maintained to the highest standards. Respect for the

Trade:

We know that even in a CNC world, the manual grinder is the backbone of a true mold shop.

Benefits:

Premium pay for premium skills, full health/dental/vision, and a 401(k) match. The "Micron" Test We are looking for the person other machinists go to when a part is "impossible" to hit. If you're the one who can find a way to grind a compound angle on a tiny insert while holding a tolerance thinner than a red blood cell, we have a machine waiting for you.

To Apply:

Send your resume and tell us about the tightest tolerance you've ever had to hold on a manual grinder. h2

Pay:

$35.00

• $60.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Vision insurance

Experience:

Grinding:

1 year (Required)

Work Location:

In person Senior Precision Grinding Specialist Salt Lake City, UT 84117 $35

• $60 an hour
• Full-time $35
• $60 an hour
• Full-time Senior Precision Grinding Specialist (Manual & CNC)The Mission In our shop, the grinder is the "Final Arbitrator.

" You are the person who takes high-value steel components and brings them to their final, perfect state. We aren't looking for a production operator; we are looking for a specialist who has "the feel" for manual grinding but can also navigate automated systems when the job calls for it. If you understand that a mold lives or dies by the quality of its shut-offs and the squareness of its blocks, we want you in our grinding department.

What You'll Be Doing The Manual Standard:

Perform high-precision manual surface grinding on cores, cavities, and inserts. You are the master of the "tenth" and the "half-tenth."

Critical Fitting:

Grind and fit complex shut-offs and parting lines where light-tight fits are the only acceptable outcome.

Squaring & Pre-Work:

Hold "dead-nuts" squareness and parallelism on blocks before they move to EDM or Hard Milling.

Automated Precision:

Set up and operate automated/CNC surface or profile grinders for larger runs or complex geometries without sacrificing an ounce of quality.

Wheel Mastery:

Select and dress the perfect wheel for the material—whether it's soft P20 or hardened 60+ HRC S7/H13. The Profile of a Specialist Manual "Touch": You have extensive experience with manual surface grinders. You know how to compensate for heat, wheel wear, and machine harmonics by feel and sound.

Tolerance Obsession:

You are bored by anything larger than +

• 0.0002''. You live comfortably in the +
• 0.

0001'' range.

Tooling Fluency:

Expert use of sine plates, magnetic chucks, dressing tools, and precision inspection equipment (indicators, micrometers, etc.).

Material IQ:

You know how different tool steels react to the stone and how to prevent burning or stress-cracking in high-value inserts. The "Finisher"

Mindset:

You take pride in a surface finish that looks like a mirror and functions like a Swiss watch. Why Join Our Team?

Quality Over Quantity:

We don't rush the grinding process. We know that precision takes patience, and we provide the environment to do it right.

The Environment:

A clean, climate-controlled shop in Salt Lake City where the equipment is maintained to the highest standards. Respect for the

Trade:

We know that even in a CNC world, the manual grinder is the backbone of a true mold shop.

Benefits:

Premium pay for premium skills, full health/dental/vision, and a 401(k) match. The "Micron" Test We are looking for the person other machinists go to when a part is "impossible" to hit. If you're the one who can find a way to grind a compound angle on a tiny insert while holding a tolerance thinner than a red blood cell, we have a machine waiting for you.

To Apply:

Send your resume and tell us about the tightest tolerance you've ever had to hold on a manual grinder. h2

Pay:

$35.00

• $60.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Vision insurance

Experience:

Grinding:

1 year (Required)

Work Location:

In person