05330 - Machine Operator I – Aerospace Manufacturing

Crafted Staff•Kent, WA

16h•Onsite

About The Position

Machine Operator I supports aerospace manufacturing operations by setting up, programming, and operating industrial machinery using established processes. The role forms, cuts, bends, sizes, and machines aerospace components made from nickel, stainless steel, and titanium alloys. The operator follows manufacturing instructions, verifies machine setups, checks parts with precision measuring instruments, and maintains accurate production documentation. Work is performed under direct oversight, with an expectation to stop and request clarification when instructions or requirements are unclear. This is a direct-hire, full-time, hourly, onsite position in Kent, Washington. Two openings are listed. Available schedules are first shift Monday–Thursday, 3:30 AM–2:00 PM or 4:30 AM–2:00 PM; second shift Monday–Thursday, 2:30 PM–1:00 AM; and weekend shift Friday–Sunday, 5:00 AM–5:30 PM. Pay is $20.00–$31.60 per hour depending on experience, with hiring targeted toward the entry-to-middle portion of the range. U.S. citizenship is required.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
U.S. citizenship.
Basic understanding of manufacturing planning documents and sketches.
Understanding of proper setup and use of tooling associated with manufacturing machines.
Familiarity with machine tools and precision measuring instruments.
Ability to perform shop mathematics associated with machining operations.
Manual dexterity sufficient to operate tools, equipment, and manufacturing machinery.
Ability to understand and follow written instructions, drawings, and related documentation.
Ability to recognize when to stop work and seek clarification.
Ability to follow established safety procedures and use required personal protective equipment.
Ability to work onsite in Kent, Washington.
Availability to work an assigned first, second, or weekend shift.

Responsibilities

Set up, program, and operate industrial machinery using established manufacturing processes.
Form, cut, bend, size, and machine aerospace components made from nickel, stainless steel, and titanium alloys.
Verify machine setups to produce parts that meet customer-specified tolerances.
Read, understand, and follow written instructions, sketches, drawings, and manufacturing documents.
Set up and use tooling associated with assigned machines.
Use precision measuring instruments to verify part dimensions, tolerances, and quality.
Perform shop mathematics associated with machining operations.
Follow established manufacturing standards and safety procedures.
Enter accurate production information into manufacturing planning and electronic timekeeping systems.
Work under direct oversight and request clarification when instructions or requirements are unclear.
Operate equipment safely and use required personal protective equipment.