Machinist 2nd Shift

GE Aerospace • Springdale, OH

78d

About The Position

C23 Machinist at our Cincinnati Aviation Component Service Center involves developing and conducting a wide array of engine component repairs, including rotating parts, complex assemblies, and nozzles on 29 different engine models. The role requires setting up and operating standard machine tools and specialized equipment to make, modify, and rework parts and assemblies as directed. Machinists will use various measuring and hand tools, work from planning or written instructions, and perform related duties. They will receive work assignments throughout the machine shop and operate various machine tools, performing repetitive and/or single piece lot work. Machinists own the repair process from start to finish, which includes benching, inspecting, steam/cleaning, and grit blasting to keep hardware moving. They will maintain associated paperwork and may be called upon to disposition hardware, maintain/change routers, and instruct others as required.

Requirements

• 2 years minimum experience within a structured training program with additional work experience of 3 years OR 5 years work experience as a skilled machinist.
• High school degree, or GED.

Nice To Haves

• Apprentice graduate OR 10 years or more machinist experience.
• Experience with C.N.C. or N.C. or Robotic equipment.
• Experience monitoring multiple machines at the same time.
• Experience setting up and/or operating various hand and power tools and basic machine tools and equipment.
• Experience using shop math, including fractions and decimals, with working knowledge in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry.
• Demonstrated skill in the use of precision measuring instruments (CMM equipment, manual instruments) with experience inspecting machined hardware.
• Experience in reading and interpreting technical documents, drawings, and standards.
• Knowledge of safety standards and safeguards.
• Experience in using CMM equipment.
• 1+ years aerospace machining experience.

Responsibilities

• Set up and operate standard machine tools and specialized equipment.
• Make, modify, and rework parts and assemblies as directed.
• Use all types of measuring and hand tools.
• Work from planning or written instructions, written procedures, blueprints, and repair manuals.
• Receive work assignments throughout the machine shop and operate various machine tools.
• Perform repetitive and/or single piece lot work.
• Assist and be directed by higher rated machinist and/or toolmaker.
• Develop/implement new processes.
• Bench, inspect, steam/clean, grit blast, etc. to keep hardware moving.
• Maintain associated paperwork.
• Disposition hardware, maintain/change routers, and instruct others as required.

Benefits

• Great work environment.
• Professional development.
• Challenging careers.
• Competitive compensation.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Industry: Support Activities for Transportation
• Education Level: High school or GED