Machinist – 2nd Shift (Local Candidates Only)

HireNow Staffing•Omaha, NE

16h•$25 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

HireNow Staffing is confidentially partnering with a precision manufacturing operation in Omaha, Nebraska seeking a skilled Machinist for a second-shift position. This role requires a hands-on professional with strong experience operating both CNC and manual equipment in a job shop or custom fabrication environment. This position is production-focused and demands a machinist who can independently interpret prints, perform complex setups, maintain tight tolerances, and ensure part quality without constant supervision. Stability and long-term tenure in prior machining roles are required. Candidates with frequent short-term employment will not be considered. Local candidates only. This is a fully onsite position.

Requirements

Minimum 3–5 years of machining experience in a manufacturing or job shop environment.
Hands-on experience operating CNC mills and lathes.
Ability to independently machine parts to print.
Strong blueprint reading and tolerance comprehension skills.
Experience calculating speeds, feeds, and tooling geometry.
Proven ability to hold tight tolerances consistently.
Valid authorization to work in the United States.
Must reside within commuting distance of Omaha, Nebraska.
Stable work history with demonstrated long-term tenure.

Nice To Haves

4+ years of job shop machining experience.
Experience with both manual and CNC machining environments.
Associates degree or completed apprenticeship in Machining, Tool & Die, or related discipline.
Experience with precision threading applications.
Strong understanding of fits, finishes, and dimensional stack-ups.
Experience communicating effectively with engineering and production teams.

Responsibilities

Machine Setup & Operation Perform complete setups on CNC mills and lathes with minimal oversight.
Operate manual equipment as needed to support specialty jobs and custom parts.
Adjust offsets and machine parameters to maintain dimensional accuracy.
Run short-run and custom production orders typical of job shop environments.
Blueprint Interpretation & Precision Work Read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, and specifications.
Machine components to print while holding tight tolerances.
Perform single-point threading including ID, OD, and tapered pipe threads.
Select appropriate tooling and determine correct speeds and feeds.
Quality & Inspection Inspect finished parts using precision measuring instruments including micrometers, calipers, indicators, and gauges.
Verify surface finish requirements and dimensional compliance.
Conduct first-piece inspections and make necessary machine adjustments.
Identify and troubleshoot dimensional or process discrepancies.
Tooling & Maintenance Select, install, and secure tooling, fixtures, and attachments.
Sharpen drills and maintain cutting tools.
Build and modify simple fixtures to improve production efficiency.
Maintain clean and safe workstation practices in accordance with shop standards.