Line Boring Machinist - NIGHT SHIFT

Austin Engineering - STREAMLINE•Mills, WY

About The Position

We are seeking a skilled Line Boring Machinist to set up and operate portable line boring equipment and conventional machining tools to repair, restore, or fabricate bores on metallic components. This role involves precision measurement, alignment, and machining to restore equipment to manufacturer specifications. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, safety-focused, and comfortable working both in-shop and in field environments.

Requirements

Minimum 2 years of machining experience (boring operations, conventional machining, or heavy equipment repair)
Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings
Strong understanding of machining principles, tooling, speeds, and feeds
Experience with precision measuring tools
Ability to safely operate cranes, rigging, and lifting equipment
Basic computer and documentation skills

Nice To Haves

Formal machinist training or apprenticeship
Experience with portable line boring systems (e.g., Climax, York, Boretech, Mirage)
CNC machining experience (setup and/or operation)
Welding and fabrication experience (including bore buildup or ID welding)
Forklift certification and/or rigging training
Experience working on heavy equipment or industrial machinery

Responsibilities

Review and interpret blueprints, drawings, specifications, and technical documents to determine machining requirements
Set up, align, and operate portable line boring equipment on heavy equipment and structural components (shop and field work)
Measure and mark bore centers, alignment points, and tooling requirements
Select and secure appropriate tooling, fixtures, and accessories for machining operations
Calculate and adjust machining parameters such as speeds, feeds, and depth of cut
Safely position equipment and components using cranes, rigging, jacks, and clamps
Perform test runs to verify setup accuracy prior to final machining
Monitor machining operations and adjust for tool wear and dimensional accuracy
Use precision measuring instruments (micrometers, bore gauges, dial indicators, calipers) to verify tolerances and finishes
Document completed work, measurements, and any corrective actions
Collaborate with supervisors, engineering, and production teams to resolve issues
Follow all safety procedures, PPE requirements, and company policies
Maintain tools and equipment in accordance with company standards