CNC/Machinist
Part Time • New Egypt
Benefits/Perks
- Paid time off
- Career Growth Opportunities
Job Summary
We are seeking a motivated machinist helper to join our team. In this role, you will provide support to our machinist shop employees, ensuring the machines are set-up and ready to run parts. Your responsibilities will include setting up jobs, reading blueprints, adjusting tool offsets. The ideal candidate is highly organized with excellent written and verbal communication skills and work ethnic.
Responsibilities
- Setting up machines
- Daily maintenance on machines
- Inspecting part to blue prints specs
- Dumping chips into holding dumpster
- Being able to adjust programs
- Housekeeping around your machine
- Maintain an organized work area
- Maintain relevant machine shop procedures
Qualifications
- High school diploma/GED required, Associate’s degree
- Previous experience as an machinist or in a similar position
- Familiarity with standard lathe and milling equipment such as Haas VF5, VF2, ST35, ST25
- Excellent computer skills and knowledge of Fusion 360, UR10 E Robot
- Highly organized with excellent time management skills and the ability to prioritize projects
Compensation: $16.00 - $20.00 per hour
This manufacturer has been supplying the automotive aftermarket for over 30 years and has world-class manufacturing equipment. Rim halves are the critical component that makes a racing wheel and this relationship is crucial to ensure Vahlco has the best quality products.
We source all other products domestically in the USA: Aluminum center forgings from California, cnc spun aluminum mud covers from Iowa, CNC Machining in Arizona and Pennsylvania, Fasteners from Illinois and Ohio, wheel assembly, packaging and warehousing in New Jersey. We literally go out and find the best quality products, no matter where they are. Sometimes that’s overseas, other times is the next state over. Vahlco will always strive to find quality suppliers for our wheel components.
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