Manual Machinist - 2nd shift - Motors (3pm-11:30pm)

Woodward, Inc.•Niles, IL

1d•$16 - $29

About The Position

Woodward is hiring a Manual Machinist to set up and operate manual machining equipment and inspect machined parts for conformance to engineering specifications. The position supports production of energy control solutions and requires accurate documentation, adherence to work instructions and procedures, and participation in addressing nonconforming material and corrective actions. The role is listed for second shift, 3:00 p.m.–11:30 p.m., with training from 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. during the first two weeks. The work involves moderate physical activity, including walking, standing, bending, and lifting or moving objects. It takes place in an area with moderate risk or discomfort where protective clothing or gear may be required. Near-vision and/or color-vision examinations may be required. Applicants must meet applicable U.S. Person or authorization requirements because the position involves information subject to ITAR and/or EAR.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
0–2 years of experience in related work or an applicable degree.
General knowledge of machines and equipment functionality and how tools are used with them; ability to learn new systems quickly and understand how parts relate and affect system functionality.
Ability to set up and operate manual equipment.
Knowledge of machining, including the ability to read and understand, and edit basic programs, and/or basic knowledge of one or more of grinding, turning, milling, or drilling.
Must be a U.S. Person under ITAR/EAR or eligible to obtain all required authorizations.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate one or more manual lathe machines, vertical milling machines, and OD/ID grinders.
Complete paperwork and comply with record-retention requirements.
Document nonconforming material according to procedures and participate in activities to implement identified root-cause and corrective actions.
Use work instructions, setup sheets, and method documents to operate machines and inspect machined parts correctly.
Use gauging equipment to verify conformance to engineering specifications and standards throughout the production run.
Obtain certifications as necessary for required processes.