Material Handler II (San Diego)

Join the Team at Means Engineering – Where Innovation Meets Impact At Means Engineering, we do more than build products — we build solutions that touch lives every day. As a vertically integrated contract manufacturer, everything we do happens under one roof: design, prototyping, production, testing, and shipping. This streamlined approach sets us apart from the rest — and it makes for a work environment that’s fast-paced, collaborative, and deeply rewarding. Key responsibilities include inspecting parts for quality, planning jobs and preparing materials, performing benchwork, and executing milling, turning, grinding, and troubleshooting tasks. The role also involves editing CNC setup sheets, documenting work in the ERP system accurately and on time, and generating nonconformance reports when necessary. The Machinist III works closely with Process Engineering to support new product introduction and continuous improvement initiatives. To succeed in this role, candidates should have a minimum of seven years of related experience. Strong English communication skills are essential to understand verbal and written instructions, effectively communicate with team members, follow task lists, and participate in meetings and training sessions. The role requires advanced math skills, including college-level algebra, geometry, and some trigonometry, as well as advanced measurement abilities. Candidates must be proficient in reading and interpreting technical drawings and standards, documenting quality control requirements, and understanding tooling capabilities and equipment safety standards. The ability to quickly respond to non-conforming operations, produce parts within specified tolerances, and work with precise accuracy when measuring and cutting materials is critical to success. What we offer: • Competitive compensation and benefits package • A strong focus on work-life balance • One week of paid time off during our end-of-year holiday shutdown • Opportunities to work across diverse industries and technologies • A supportive, talented team environment If you're looking for more than just a job — if you want to grow your career, make a difference, and be part of something bigger — we’d love to hear from you!

CNC Milling Machine Programmer / Operator (El Cajon) Immediate opening. We are a busy manufacturer of aviation parts that is stable and well-established in our industry. We are looking for a self-motivated individual who is dependable and works well with others. We offer a great work environment with no drama. Immediate Full-Time opening for CNC Milling Machine Programmer / Operator - Position is open immediately - Full-time Monday through Friday, 8am to 4:30pm Summary of Skills and Responsibilities: • Must have programming experience. • Must have Haas machine controller experience, including set-up, setting tools, and G offsets • Must have Fusion 360 program editing and posting experience. *Fusion test will be given to final applicants · Machine maintenance oil/coolant/ grease/hydraulic level · Stock/material preparation · Saw raw materials Horizontal/Vertical using automatic saw · Cleaning chips from machines and floor, · Put tools away and organize the tool crib · Operate and run 3-axis vertical machine center, loading, and securing raw stock · Assist the Machinist with getting fixturing and tools ready for the next job · Cutting Aluminum plate, deburring, sanding, and cleaning parts. · Measuring parts - Must be able to follow detailed instructions - Must get along with others - Conscientious and efficient work ethic - Self-Motivated - Quality and pride of workmanship ----- HOW TO APPLY FOR THIS JOB ----- Email your current Resume or Work History Summary for consideration. ********NOTE********************************************* * * * Your email must include an introduction to tell us about: * * - yourself and your skills * * - Hobbies and interests * * * * Blank emails with attachments will not be read. * *********************************************************** All offers of employment are contingent upon successful completion of drug and alcohol testing. - Location: El Cajon, CA - Full-time: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm - Compensation: $30 to $40 / Hr, depending on skills and experience - Benefits available 1st of the month after 30 Days (Medical, Dental, Vision)

Utilizes equipment, such as cut off saws, deburring tools, tube trimmers, hand grinders and vise, to shape and size tubing and sheet metal assemblies. Tubing and sheet metal assemblies to be sized using an assembly fixture or jig. Including, but not limited to the following: • Reading and/or following instructions required to perform job correctly • Take notes and refer to them in the future to complete the job • Inspect parts to assure they are not damaged or not being damaged during processing • Keep tools, fixtures and work areas clean and organized • Sweeping, cleaning and performing maintenance on certain equipment required daily or weekly. • Shape and form tubes or sheet metal components using hand tools such as a vise, hammer or bar. • Stop and ask questions when not sure of how to do a job or when a problem occurs • Track and log production requirements • Achieve production rates (i.e. number of cuts per hour) established by the production team • Assist other team members, when necessary, to achieve team goals • Solve problems and/or offer solutions to problems when they arise • Clean parts per procedures • Be part of team and have the ability to work well among them • Be helpful and courteous to others • Other duties as assigned by Supervisor

Assembler – (AED Manufacturing) No Experience is required for these positions Shifts Available • 1st Shift - Monday-Thursday 5:30am-4pm (4x10 hour shifts) - $22.80/hr • 2nd Shift - Monday-Thursday 3:30pm-2am (4x10 hour shifts) - $24.80/hr • Weekend Shift - Friday, Saturday, Sunday 5:30am-6pm (3 x 12 hour shift week) - $25.80/hr 📍 Redmond, WA 💲 Contract-to-Hire | 6–12+ Month Assignment Join a global leader in life-saving medical technology. The Redmond facility designs and builds Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) used by first responders and hospitals worldwide. This is your chance to help assemble products that truly make a difference — every unit that leaves the floor can help save a life. About the Role As an Assembler, you’ll work as part of a collaborative manufacturing team, building and testing AED units and sub-assemblies. You’ll use hand tools, small power tools, and precision instruments to assemble, inspect, and verify components meeting high quality standards. This position offers steady hours, a clean and safe work environment, and opportunities to grow your skills with one of the most respected companies in the medical device industry worldwide. Key Responsibilities • Assemble mechanical and electrical components for AEDs and sub-assemblies following detailed work instructions. • Perform visual and functional inspections to ensure quality and reliability. • Use basic hand tools, torque drivers, and measurement equipment safely and accurately. • Document assembly and test results in production systems. • Collaborate with teammates and support continuous improvement efforts on the line. • Maintain a clean, organized, and compliant work area. Qualifications • High School Diploma or GED required. • Previous Assembly experience is a plus. • Good attention to detail, manual dexterity, and ability to follow written instructions. • Dependable and punctual — must have reliable transportation (public transit not available for this shift). Why You’ll Love Working Here • Work on products that save lives. • Join a world-class manufacturer known for safety, innovation, and quality. • Competitive pay with potential for contract-to-hire conversion. • Supportive, team-oriented environment. IF INTERESTED PLEASE SEND YOUR RESUME, EMAIL AND PHONE NUMBER.

How to apply: Reply with Resume & Cover Letter (PDF, 7 Meg max) No Calls Please. Description: Are you an organized, detail-oriented? Are you a collaborative fabricator/welder and interested in developing machinig skills? Are you excited to join a team of world-class professionals? Turner Exhibits is a custom design and fabrication firm, driven by ideas and a culture of collaboration. Innovation and creativity are at the heart of our work. The diverse perspectives of your future colleagues and clients will inspire and challenge you to be extraordinary as you create transformational and memorable experiences. We partner with technology pioneers, nationally recognized leaders in the world of design and construction, discerning homeowners, and cultural institutions to develop custom solutions that are expertly crafted, durable, and safe. Your Role at a Glance Turner Exhibits Production Team specializes in the design, fabrication, and installation of custom kinetic architecture features and permanent exhibits for corporate, non-profit, and private clients across commercial and residential sites throughout North America and internationally. This position is a key member of the Production Team, classified as full-time, hourly, and reports directly to the Production Manager. In your new role, you will: Read and interpret design and technical shop drawings. Select the appropriate tool(s) and process(es) from a variety of electrical and manual equipment to complete fabrication tasks. Cut and layout parts to achieve quality results that meet design and performance criteria. Produce machine parts to tight tolerances Produce appearance-grade, accurate, and structurally sound welds. Work in a professional manner and maintain equipment properly to ensure the safety of yourself and others. Collaborate with others in the Production, Design, and Project Management teams to successfully deliver complex projects from planning to completion. Seek out and utilize the expertise of your peers and management. Be an asset to the team, sharing your own expertise and experiences. What you will need to succeed: Be able to read and interpret technical drawings. Have basic tool skills (i.e. angle grinder, orbital, bandsaw, etc.). Have forklift operation experience. Have prior fabrication/layout building experience. GTAW experience required and FCAW/GMAW experience preferred. Interest in developing machining skills (manual mill & lathe work) Work safely, accurately, and efficiently to achieve high levels of quality. Contribute productively in a team environment. Have the capability and desire to communicate effectively with a diverse set of individuals within and outside of Turner Exhibits. Enjoy learning new skills and desire to continuously improve. Be willing to travel. Pass a TE (Turner Exhibits) administered weld/layout test.  Benefits: In addition to a dynamic and creative culture, Turner Exhibits provides a generous benefits package that includes paid time off, (10) paid holidays, employer-supported health and dental plans, SIMPLE IRA match, a company-wide bonus program, and selected support for continuing education. Turner Exhibits is committed to total compensation practices that are fair, competitive, and reflect internal pay equity. At the time of posting this job, the hourly rate for this position in Lynnwood, Washington is between $23/hr. and $26/hr DOE. Total compensation offers are based on experience, education, and internal pay equity between employees with like-type roles and responsibility.

Outstanding manufacturer that tackles real-world engineering challenges faced during the development of complex RF and wireless systems seeks Production Manager with production engineering experience. This company's antennas, advanced IoT components, and custom design services are the building blocks that bring connectivity solutions to market on time, the first time. Reporting to the COO the Production Manager will be responsible to monitor the local manufacturing of Company products coming directly from customers. This will include managing the daily operations of the CCD (Cable & Connector Division) department to include the labor resource management, production planning, delivery tracking, and the overall organization of the production facility. Responsibilities: •Oversee the daily workflow of the CCD team and production planning teams, manage the overtime spend for each team and optimize the costs •Works with Sales team, Customer Service team and other leaders to identify and address inefficiencies, quality improvement, and opportunities for cost reduction •Ensure quality of Company products remains up to ISO 9001, IATF 16949, IPC610 and IPC620 as well as create a dashboard for consistent monitoring in the production line, and meeting the on-time delivery metrics •Create solutions for automating any repetitive tasks to develop more efficient practices [capex planning / jigs / equipment] •Identify and Reduce cycle time for most of manufacturing steps in our current production lines •Review and optimize SOP’s regularly to ensure that the alignment with current operational standards and for correct build processes and quality •Identifies, investigates, and resolves challenges within manufacturing operations layout •Informs production planning department, relevant management, and other stakeholders of delays or shortages •Develop team members and establish a culture based on teamwork, mutual trust, and continuous improvement •Exercise the usual authority of a manager in relation to hiring, coaching, counselling, training, mentoring, conducting performance evaluations, promotions, etc. of the staff. •Ensure the efficient and effective implementation of Lean and Six Sigma initiatives within the organization to improve on-time delivery performance, improve first-pass quality yields, and reduce production costs. •Improve dashboard for daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly •Display warehouse management skills •Continue enforcing Health & Safety procedures •Interact and develop relationship with our contract manufacturers in USA and Mexico Competencies required: •Collaboration Skills •Communication Proficiency •Ethical Conduct •Personal Effectiveness / Credibility •Problem Solving / Analysis Required Skills & Qualifications: •10 years production engineering (Ultrasonic welding, heats taking, soldering, air leaking, IP67 testing, automatic gluing machines, cable harnesses, Komax, Schleuniger…) •5 years production management experience, preferably within the assembly of antennas, cables, wire harnessing, and other electronic devices •5 years of experience utilizing SAP •Prior production engineering skillset in ODM, CM, or larger factory is a strong plus •Must be proficient in Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, Powerpoint) •Strong supervisory and leadership skills. •Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Supervisory Responsibility: This position will oversee the CCD / Assembly team, with possible additional roles to be added later Physical Demands: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to sit. The employee frequently is required to walk; use hands to finger, handle or feel; reach with hands and arms; and talk or hear. The employee is occasionally required to stand. The employee must frequently lift or move objects up to 20 pounds and occasionally lift or move objects up to 50 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, and ability to focus. Position Type / Expected Hours of Work: This is a full-time position, Monday – Friday, occasional evening and weekend work may be required as job duties demand. Travel: Up to 10% of overnight travel is anticipated for this position. Frequent travel outside the local area and overnight. Some occasional local day travel may be necessary. Other Duties: Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice.