Position Overview The Machinist (2nd Shift) is responsible for setting up, programming, and operating machining equipment to produce precision components in accordance with blueprints, specifications, and work instructions. This position requires strong machining knowledge, blueprint-reading skills, and the ability to work within close tolerances while maintaining established quality and safety standards. Responsibilities: • Review job orders, blueprints, process sheets, and layouts to determine machining requirements, sequence of operations, tooling, feeds, and speeds. • Position and secure workpieces using tables, angle plates, vises, chucks, and other appropriate fixtures; select and install required tooling. • Set machine feeds, speeds, depth of cut, tooling, and workpiece positioning to meet job specifications. • Operate machining equipment, including machines with automatic positioning controls, to produce components within specified tolerances. • Perform CNC programming using Mazatrol and Fanuc G-code, utilizing Visi Software as required. • Lay out reference lines and machining locations on workpieces according to blueprints and specifications. • Inspect and verify finished dimensions using precision measuring instruments, including micrometers, telescoping gauges, vernier calipers, dial indicators, and precision positioning devices. • Perform machining operations to close tolerances while monitoring product quality throughout the manufacturing process. • Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area while following all quality, safety, and workplace policies and procedures. Qualifications: • Journeyman Machinist certification, successful completion of a recognized apprenticeship program, or 3 to 5 years of skilled machining experience. • Strong mechanical aptitude and machining skills. • Proficiency in reading and interpreting blueprints. • Basic math and reading skills. • Knowledge of high-speed carbide tooling and precision measuring equipment. • Ability to safely operate an overhead crane and forklift. • Ability to maintain a safe and clean work environment while complying with applicable quality and safety requirements. • Must possess the necessary machinist tools, measuring devices, and small hand tools. • Must be available to work second shift and overtime, including weekends, as needed. Preferred Qualifications • Experience with Mazatrol and/or Fanuc programming. • Previous lathe machining experience. Ascential Technologies was born of like-minded, sector leading companies that have come together to engineer innovative solutions for our customers’ greatest manufacturing and design problems. From eighteen legacy organizations, we are one united global company committed to delivering our collective industry-specific domain expertise and enabling our customers to realize safe, cost effective, and reliable products and services. For 70+ years, Burke Porter has led the automotive industry with the best in class testing and automation products. Today, with the power of Ascential Technologies, we help OEM’s and Tier 1 providers ensure that their customers are safe and secure. We lean in on technology and data to continue to be our customer’s strategic partner for the next 70+ years.