Employment Status: Full-time Regular

Primary Location: La Verkin, UT

Job Summary

CNC Setup Machinists quickly and accurately setup assigned machines to support the schedule. Operate and maintain all assigned machines and perform required and advanced retooling when required.

Education and Experience

HS Diploma/GED and 2-4 Years of Experience

Knowledge

Able to read part drawings, understand production processes, quality control, and cost efficiency. Trained to use precision measuring tools like micrometers, drop indicators, and gauges.

Skills

Skills in learning, listening, critical thinking, and effective communication. Understand systems and can analyze, evaluate, and make sound decisions. Manage resources efficiently, including time and materials, to support productive and organized work.

Primary Job Duties

• Installation and adjustment of collets and guide bushings
• Bar loader set-up and adjustments
• Preset/Set tools, able to install tools and measure/set tools.
• Able to adjust and set coolant lines
• Ability to read the program to understand what each tool is doing (tool paths).
• Ability to make offsets to tools
• Complete inspection of First Article Parts.
• Know and follow the proper procedure for teardowns.
• Working knowledge and comprehension of blue prints
• Indicate tooling positions
• Ability to read and comprehend program and tool paths.
• Good understanding of codes used in program.
• Working Knowledge of GDT (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing)
• Investigate and provide resolution on potential discrepant parts
• Calculate feeds and speeds
• Trouble shoot both CNC machines and automatic bar loaders
• Perform tool changes prior to the end of shift to ensure the machine runs the part within specifications on the off shift.
• Update and provide the needed information to support the setup module, quality module and View module.

Benefits

• Medical insurance
• Vision insurance
• Dental insurance
• Life Insurance
• 401(k)
• Paid Time Off
• Holiday Pay
• Competitive Compensation

Employment Status: Full-time Regular

Primary Location: La Verkin, UT

Job Summary

Critical to Quality Operators will demonstrate the ability to correctly use established precision measuring devices and methods in performing in process inspection of parts coming off their designated machines. Operators capture, validate and record defined characteristics as defined in the Critical to Quality Module.

Education and Experience

High School Diploma/GED

Skills

• Basic Skills like active listening, critical thinking, and using math and science to solve problems.
• Social Skills such as teaching, negotiating, and understanding others’ perspectives.
• Complex Problem Solving for analyzing and resolving challenging issues.
• Technical Skills for monitoring systems and troubleshooting errors.
• Resource Management focused on effective time use.

Primary Job Duties

• Read and interpret basic dimensions from blueprints
• Use hand measuring tools to inspect parts
• Use visual measuring tools to inspect parts
• Use inspection gauges to inspect parts
• Identify burrs with or without magnification
• Understand and interpret discus requirements.
• Understand the basic functions of the various machine controllers.
• Understand the CTQ (Critical to Quality) Module and how to interpret the various recorded observations.
• Rework parts as assigned
• Assist in retooling
• Perform changeovers and cleaning of machines
• Refill oil and Lubrication in the machines.
• Keep bar loaders stocked with material.
• Stop production if serious product defects are present.
• Report the defects, results, or other regularly reported quality control data.
• Document testing procedures and results from inspections.
• Review statistical studies, technological advances, or regulatory standards and trends to stay abreast of issues in the field of quality control.

Benefits

• Medical insurance
• Vision insurance
• Dental insurance
• Life Insurance
• 401(k)
• Paid Time Off
• Holiday Pay
• Competitive Compensation

Employment Status: Full-time Regular

Primary Location: La Verkin, UT

Job Summary

Ensure that operators and setup personnel on the floor are inspecting/producing compliant machined parts in accordance with best practices, customer requirements, and discus parameters by performing 1st article inspections, and final inspections on completed parts before they are shipped to the customer.

Education and Experience

High School Diploma/GED
1-2 Years of Experience

Skills

Skills in learning, listening, critical thinking, and effective communication. Understand systems and can analyze, evaluate, and make sound decisions. Manage resources efficiently, including time and materials, to support productive and organized work.

Primary Job Duties

• Perform first article inspections of parts from machine setup personnel
• Perform final inspections on completed parts of all bins prior to shipping.
• Read and interpret blueprints including GD&T
• Use inspection equipment that include micrometers, drop indicator, concentricity gage, optical comparator, Keyence, thread gages, gage pins, pick-up/drop weights, Chatillon (separation/engagement testing), height gage, and mantises to inspect parts.
• Perform dimensional and visual inspections on finished parts.
• Do inspections on the production floor as required
• Perform rework on non-compliant product using a variety of methods to get the product back in compliance with customer specifications.
• Sort product for potential defects using a variety of different methods of inspection.
• Complete AS9102 paperwork as well as other customer required paperwork

Benefits

• Medical insurance
• Vision insurance
• Dental insurance
• Life Insurance
• 401(k)
• Paid Time Off
• Holiday Pay
• Competitive Compensation

Employment Status: Full-time Regular

Job Summary

Preparing,setting up, and operating Haas 3-axis milling machines and Doosan turning
centers equipped with Y-axis capabilities to produce high-quality, precision
components.

Production using a diverse range of materials—including aluminum, stainless steel, brass,
copper, and various plastics. Interpret blueprints, select and install proper
tooling for complex turning and milling operations, perform first-article
inspections, and edit programs at the machine to ensure all parts conform to
tight dimensional tolerances.

Education and Experience

High School
Diploma or equivalent required with a technical degree, machinist
certification, or completion of an apprenticeship program is highly preferred
or 3–5 years of proven experience independently setting up and operating 3-axis
mills and lathes in a precision machining environment.

Knowledge

Material
Expertise: Proven experience machining a wide variety of materials including
aluminum, stainless steel, brass, copper, and plastics, with a strong
understanding of how each material affects tool wear, chip control, and
finishes.

Control
Literacy: Expert familiarity with Haas CNC controls and Fanuc-based systems
common to Doosan turning centers (e.g., Doosan Fanuc i series), including the
ability to read and edit G-code/M-code.

Technical
Blueprint Reading: Deep understanding of mechanical drawings, engineering
plans, and GD&T symbols.

Precision
Measurement: Expert capability in using precision hand measurement tools
(calipers, micrometers, indicators, and bore gauges).

Skills

Skills in
learning, listening, critical thinking, and effective communication. Understand
systems and can analyze, evaluate, and make sound decisions. Manage resources
efficiently, including time and materials, to support productive and organized
work.

Primary Job Duties

• Machine
  Setup: Perform efficient setups from scratch on Haas 3-axis vertical mills
  and Y-axis Doosan lathe according to job travelers, blueprints, and
  tooling instructions. Install and adjust collets, fixtures, vices, and
  custom work holding.
• Tooling
  Management: Select, preset, and install correct cutting tools and tool
  inserts based on material properties (e.g., managing heat in stainless
  steel vs. preventing melting in plastics). Set up live tooling and manage
  Y-axis tool offsets for off-center milling, drilling, and tapping
  operations on the Doosan lathe.
• Programming
  & Edits: Load CNC programs (G-code) via network links or control
  panels. Verify offsets, run dry runs, and make programming edits at the
  machine console (Haas Control and Fanuc/Doosan systems) to optimize feeds
  and speeds for different materials and compensate for tool wear.
• Quality
  Assurance: Read and interpret complex engineering prints and geometric
  dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T). Conduct first-piece and
  in-process inspections using precision measuring tools including
  micrometers, calipers, height gauges, and thread gauges.
• Production
  Operations: Load raw stock into feed mechanisms or chucks. Monitor machine
  cycles, speeds, feeds, and chip management during complex operations like
  drilling, milling, turning, boring, facing, and thread chasing.
• Troubleshooting
  & Maintenance: Listen to and observe machines to detect dull tooling,
  excessive vibration, or mechanical issues. Adjust settings or replace worn
  inserts immediately. Perform daily preventive maintenance, including
  monitoring lubrication and coolant levels.
• Documentation
  & Shift Continuity: Maintain accurate production records, quality data
  logs, and time tickets. Document and communicate machine status, tool
  wear, and irregularities to the incoming shift.

Benefits

• Medical insurance
• Vision insurance
• Dental insurance
• Life Insurance
• 401(k)
• Paid Time Off
• Holiday Pay
• Competitive Compensation