Onsite
Must be U.S. Citizen
Fulltime w/ benefits
No third parties/contractors
Pay: DOE
Everett WA
Insight: Join a high-impact role where precision and innovation go hand in hand. As a Maintenance Machinist, you’ll work with advanced machining tools to create and repair essential components that keep operations running smoothly. You’ll solve complex problems on the spot, using your technical skills and creativity to deliver reliable, high-quality results.
This role is vital to maintaining safety, performance, and compliance across all systems. If you’re detail-oriented, technically skilled, and thrive in a collaborative environment, we invite you to be part of our mission for excellence.
This role is vital to maintaining safety, performance, and compliance across all systems. If you’re detail-oriented, technically skilled, and thrive in a collaborative environment, we invite you to be part of our mission for excellence.
Precision Machinist – Advanced Manufacturing & Fabrication
This position a highly skilled Precision Machinist to join our advanced fabrication team. In this role, you’ll play a critical part in supporting complex machining needs across a dynamic production environment. You’ll handle everything from interpreting technical data to operating a variety of machines, both in-shop and on-site, to ensure critical components are fabricated, repaired, or restored to exacting standards.
What You’ll Do:
- Receive and interpret work orders from digital systems, engineering teams, or immediate shop requests.
- Independently assess and solve machining challenges using a combination of experience and precision tools.
- Operate a wide range of manual and CNC machinery to create parts like shafts, gears, housings, and spindles to tight tolerances.
- Analyze workpieces and select the appropriate machines, speeds, feeds, and tools for each job.
- Visualize complete processes, factoring in machine capabilities, materials, and post-process treatments.
- Use engineering software such as Inventor, Mastercam, or similar to review technical drawings and specifications.
- Apply advanced math skills, including geometry and trigonometry, to plan layouts and verify finished work.
- Perform exacting work involving grinding, drilling, tapping, lapping, and honing to finish components.
- Use precision measuring instruments (micrometers, calipers, height gauges) to verify part accuracy.
- Provide verbal and written updates on job progress to internal teams.
- Design and build custom setups and holding fixtures for both in-shop and portable machining.
- Carry out field machining work as needed to support ongoing maintenance or repair operations.
- Conduct diagnostic checks on rebuilt systems to verify performance and accuracy.
- Support safe rigging and material movement with cranes and lift trucks.
- Maintain compliance with safety and hazardous material handling standards.
- Keep up with required certifications and maintain personal tooling.
What You Bring:
- Deep knowledge of machining techniques and machine shop operations.
- Experience working with engineering drawings, sketches, and worn/broken parts for reverse engineering.
- Ability to work independently and think critically to resolve manufacturing challenges.
- Confidence in operating and maintaining a wide variety of machine shop tools and equipment.
- A mindset focused on accuracy, safety, and continuous improvement.
Physical Requirements:
- Lift and carry loads ranging from 10–40 lbs on a routine basis.
- Work involves physical motion including bending, kneeling, climbing, twisting, and lifting.
- Comfortable working in areas with metal shavings, solvents, noise, and moving machinery.
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