Engine Machinist

Supertech Auto Group•Nanaimo, BC

8d•CA$25 - CA$35•Onsite

About The Position

At Island D. Automotive Machine, we are passionate about machining, assembling, and building automotive, light-duty industrial, and marine engines (gas, diesel, stock, and performance). We have a highly-skilled and knowledgeable team with over 30 years of machining experience, where a ‘self starter’ who shows initiative and a strong work ethic would thrive. Our dynamic and focused work environment also encourages professional growth and development, where our successful candidate could expand their mechanical skill set and knowledge. Our business is growing and the Island D. Automotive Machine team is searching for another member. As an Engine Machinist, you will utilize your technical skills and precision machinery to perform a range of tasks that contribute to the overall quality and performance of engines.

Requirements

A proven track record as a machinist, preferably with specialization in engine machining.
Proficiency in operating machining equipment, interpreting technical drawings, and performing precise measurements.
Strong understanding of engine components, materials, and their interactions.
Ability to diagnose engine problems, recommend solutions, and execute effective repairs.
Detail-oriented mindset and a commitment to producing high-quality work.
Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work well both independently and within a team.
Strong communication skills to effectively collaborate with colleagues and provide clear explanations to clients.
Physical capability to lift and manipulate heavy engine components as required.

Nice To Haves

Relevant certifications or training in machining and engine technology is a plus.

Responsibilities

Inspecting and evaluating engine components for damage, wear, and compatibility.
Operate machining equipment including, boring bars, honing machines, align hone, seat cutter, valve grinder, surfacers, crankshaft grinder, lathes and mills.
Applying your expertise in measurements, tolerances, and materials to ensure precise machining processes.
Rebuilding and resurfacing cylinder heads, blocks, crankshafts, and other engine components.
Balancing and blueprinting engines for optimal performance and durability.
Collaborating with other technicians, mechanics, and engineers to discuss engine specifications, repairs, and modifications.
Maintaining a clean and organized work area while adhering to safety protocols and guidelines.
Staying current with industry trends, advancements in machining technology, and best practices.