Precision Brake Press Fabrication Machinist
About The Position
Can you turn flat sheet into a flawless form—first-article to final piece—while holding tight tolerances? If so, this mission is for you. Your mission Help us deliver aerospace-grade parts that pass rigorous AS9100 requirements. You’ll own setup, forming, and in-process inspection on the press brake, partnering with Engineering and Quality to keep production accurate, safe, and efficient. How you'll succeed Nail the setup: Load the program, choose the right punches and dies, align and adjust until angles and dimensions hit spec. Form with precision: Read drawings and bend instructions to produce parts that meet both dimensional and visual criteria. Protect the process: Maintain tooling condition, perform daily machine care, and report issues before they impact flow. Validate quality: Perform first-article and in-process checks; document results and communicate nonconformances. Support the schedule: Meet daily targets, call out material or workflow blockers, and contribute to continuous improvement. Work safely: Wear PPE, follow safety protocols, keep the area organized, and report hazards or near misses.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED.
- Comfort with blueprint reading, shop math, and precision measurement tools.
- Understanding of bend allowances and basic press brake programming.
- Detail-driven, self-directed, and deadline-oriented.
Nice To Haves
- 1+ year press brake experience in precision sheet metal; manufacturing or aerospace exposure a plus.
Responsibilities
- Nail the setup: Load the program, choose the right punches and dies, align and adjust until angles and dimensions hit spec.
- Form with precision: Read drawings and bend instructions to produce parts that meet both dimensional and visual criteria.
- Protect the process: Maintain tooling condition, perform daily machine care, and report issues before they impact flow.
- Validate quality: Perform first-article and in-process checks; document results and communicate nonconformances.
- Support the schedule: Meet daily targets, call out material or workflow blockers, and contribute to continuous improvement.
- Work safely: Wear PPE, follow safety protocols, keep the area organized, and report hazards or near misses.
Benefits
- Shared-cost health care
- Paid holidays
- Paid time off
- 401(k) with company match after a waiting period
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
