Manual Machinist

LMT Defense•Eldridge, IA

8h•Onsite

About The Position

LMT Defense provides top tier products to the US Military, law enforcement and government agencies, in addition to international customers across the globe. Products include precision engineered modular rifle systems, grenade launchers, suppressors, and components. As it was in the very beginning, LMT’s mission is to exceed customers’ expectations of quality and value and we have been doing so for over 40 years. LMT Defense needs your help as we continue to grow into the future. If you are looking for a position that is fast paced, with competitive benefits (PTO, flex savings account, 401K match), flexible work schedules, and climate-controlled facility; LMT Defense is the perfect company for you. Below are the preferred skills, duties, and responsibilities you will perform as our Manual Machinist. Position Summary: As a Manual Machine Operator is to operate Manual Machines. This operator has setup experience and spends most of their time operating conventional machines and assembly operations. This is considered a production type position where the operator is expected to gain experience and develop into a level 1 CNC Operator. This position requires more than normal supervision. This position also performs other duties as assigned by the supervisor of the position.

Requirements

Good written and verbal communications skills.
Excellent visual perception to ensure fine detail quality inspection.
Full physical capability to sit, stand, walk, climb, reach, bend and maneuver around equipment and job stations. This position is primarily standing at a machine most of the day. Must be able to lift and position components that weigh up to 35 pounds.
Must be able to physically tolerate contact (hands) with coolants and cutting oils.
Ability to follow work instructions.
Ability to read and interpret production drawings.
Ability to perform precision measurement of machined components.
Must have a working knowledge of cutting tools and hand tools.
Ability to operate industrial conventional machining equipment.

Responsibilities

Producing quality parts.
Following company procedures and policies.
Meeting time standards established for all assigned production.
Alerting any supervisor to any unsafe condition.
Adequate control, protection, and use of the assets of the company.
Communicate with the supervisor, set up operators, and quality department to ensure common understanding of immediate issues affecting output and quality.
Produce parts as instructed by supervisor, lead, or through work instructions.
Provide justification and corrective action on all issues pertaining to poor quality.
Any other duties requested by the supervisor.