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Precision Machinist Opening

Precision Machinist Opening

Precision Machinist Opening

Precision Industrial CNC Machinist Description of Duties: Fabricate, assemble, and process mechanical parts as required to meet specs. Assist in the development of diagnostic and work-use tooling for repair. Perform in-process inspections as needed. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Experience with Mazak lathes and/or HAAS mills is preferred.

Experience with CAD/CAM is preferred. Good understanding of the fundamentals of machining and milling work. Ability to troubleshoot and problem-solve on an individual basis in the machining process. Understanding of manual and conversational-run lathes. Understanding of manual and conversational-run tool room mills.

Ability to troubleshoot and read blueprints. Ability to inspect machined components to specification requirements using precision measurement instruments. Centerline is an Equal Opportunity Employer and offers Competitive salary Health & Dental Insurance Simple IRA Bonus Structure Please e-mail resumé to: [email protected] or mail to: Centerline Inc.

Attn: Human Resources Manager 2110 North Ash Ponca City, OK 74601 or fax to: 580-762-4722

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