Lathe Setup / Programmer (Glendale, Ca)

Looking for both Journeyman Manual Machinist as well as those interested in Apprentice Manual Machinist. About: Propulsion Systems, Inc. is a repair Facility located in South Seattle. We provide Field Service Engineers & Manufacturing for Controllable Pitch Propellers, Thrusters, PTO's, Shaft Brakes, Electronic and Pneumatic Controls for marine applications. Salary/Compensation: $25 - $50 an hour (Dependent on experience level) Duties and Responsibilities: • Operate Machinery: Use manual tools such as lathes, milling machines, drill presses, and grinders to cut, shape, and finish materials according to specifications. • Read Blueprints: Interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and schematics to determine machining requirements and methods. • Measure and Inspect: Utilize precision measuring instruments (e.g., calipers, micrometers) to ensure parts meet quality standards and specifications. • Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance and repairs on machinery to ensure optimal performance and safety. • Quality Control: Conduct inspections of finished products and make necessary adjustments to maintain high-quality standards. • Capable of training other machinists and correcting errors Perks/Benefits: • Safe Harbor 401k through ADP • 2 Weeks’ vacation after the first year of employment • No tools required, all items supplied by PSI • Two sets of coveralls and one pair of work boots provided per year after probationary period. • Flexible work schedule / start time • Training and additional schooling is offered after the first year of employment Qualifications: • Education: High school diploma or equivalent. • Experience in a manufacturing or machining environment is required. Previous roles as a lathe operator or in manual machining are advantageous. • Must be able to set up and operate at least two of the fabrication processes while achieving and maintaining established quality and efficiency standards • Make parts to meet the requirements of Design and Manufacturing Engineering using proper tooling, inspection equipment and through proper set-up and operation of equipment • Measure, examine, and test completed units to detect defects and ensure conformance to specifications, using precision instruments • Requires standing 90% of shift • Requires good manual dexterity • Exposed to hazards/risks that require body protection (gloves, pants, steel toes, sleeves, safety glasses) • Apply basic skills. Performs simple fabrication processes Requirements: • Ability to machine a variety of metals such as 300 and 400 series stainless steels, brass, copper, steel, composites, and exotic alloys • Prior machining experience (3+ years for Journeyman level applications) • Prior experience with set up and operation of manually controlled machines (3+ years for Journeyman level applications) • Prior experience reading and interpreting blueprints (2+ years for Journeyman level applications) • Experience using precision tools, machinery and equipment such as lathe, vertical milling machine, drill press, hydraulic press, chop saw, band saw, and a variety of cutting tools and equipment • Rigging experience using safe practices • Good communication skills • Knowledge of setting up and operating manual lathes and mills • Track record of being able to provide high quality work in a fast-paced environment • Plan, layout, set-up, operate and make tool adjustments to cut and shape all types of metals and synthetics using manual (e.g., lathes, millers and grinders) numerically controlled and computerized machine shop equipment • Strong focus on accuracy and quality in work, with the ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues as they arise. • Clear communication skills, Patience, Eye for details

Check out this catch of a lifetime! Imagine the opportunity to make up to $168,000 annually while only working about 8 months out of the year, giving you the freedom to take vacation for months at a time! Grow your skillset while maintaining the processing equipment on a world-class vessel off the beautiful coast of Alaska! Earn great benefits as you work alongside the best in the industry to gain the skills as a sought-after expert in ocean vessel fish production!  This is a critical role where you will use your skills and expertise to help ensure production is always running smoothly, at sea and in port!  Golden Alaska Seafoods is looking for an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic to join their team as a Factory Mechanic in Seattle, WA.  Candidates do not need to reside in Seattle to be considered! If you can get to Seattle when you must board the ship, you can reside anywhere in the U.S.!  If you have at least 3 years' experience in a factory/industrial mechanic role (including repairing conveyers, electric motors, etc.), welding/fabricating skills, Golden Alaska wants to hear from you! Experience working on Surimi and/or Marel equipment is a huge plus!  Golden Alaska Seafoods looks forward to welcoming you aboard the M/V Golden Alaska. Apply today to join the team!  Why Industrial Maintenance Mechanics join the Golden Alaska team:    Excellent pay: earn $9,000 - $21,000 per month, based on experience, paid as a daily rate. You can earn $72,000 - $168,000 yearly while only working 8 months of the year!  Great benefits package including health, dental, vision, 401k, a referral program, and more!  Working at sea and on land! Working 2-3 months at sea, and then 2-3 months at port, and repeat.   While on the ship out at sea, your room and board will be fully covered! This creates a great opportunity to save your income as you won’t be paying for housing, bills, gasoline, etc.  Schedule: While at sea, you will be working 12-hour shifts, 7 days a week.    Enjoy months off work at a time! This provides you with ample time to spend time with family, plan a vacation, or just relax!  Enjoy working on a wide variety of equipment and projects and never get bored!  All necessary tools, PPE, and equipment are provided.  Key Responsibilities:  Possess sound mechanical knowledge and experience, preferably from fishing vessels or similar processing equipment  Familiarization with factory equipment and systems, ability to recognize normal operation of all equipment.  Install, maintain and repair vessel and factory equipment including pumps, motors, belts, and conveyors, bearings, hydraulics, control valves, and filtration units  Modify, fabricate and repair factory equipment  Maintain adequate and accurate inventory of necessary parts and supplies, under guidance of Chief Engineer  Troubleshoot problems with equipment onboard the vessel and assesses to determine most effective and efficient means of repair  Utilize tig, mig and arc welding skills to modify, fabricate and repair equipment as directed  Understand and comply with all company safety policies and procedures  Must be available to work both at sea and in the shipyard periods  About the Company: Golden Alaska Seafoods, LLC is a world leader in the production of high quality white fish products and frozen seafood, internationally recognized for quality, consistency and value. Based in Seattle Washington, Golden Alaska is unique in that all of the owners are fishermen or processors. This combination ensures that everyone involved is dedicated to quality products.  Golden Alaska Seafood is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to the individual's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, and genetic information, status as a military veteran or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.    All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to the individual's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, genetic information, status as a military veteran, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.  For Job Seekers - Workrocket.com provides a fast and effective way to connect with great jobs. We work with a wide range of companies that offer excellent career opportunities. The industries we serve range from heavy construction equipment, HVAC, and manufacturing to medical and surgical equipment, accounting, finance and insurance just to name a few. Connecting Job seekers with great jobs is what we do. http://www.workrocket.com

Westaff is looking for Warehouse Associates and Forklift Operators for our client in Londonderry, NH Please see link below for posting https://www.westaff.com/jobs/detail/1269823/ https://www.westaff.com/jobs/detail/1269822/ Many different shifts and pay rates or you may apply at www.westaff.com

RESPONSIBILITIES *HYDRAULIC PARTS SLEEVES SPOOLS SLIDES ETC *USE TOOLS SUCH AS FOREDOM *MOTORS, CARBIDE DEBURRING BALLS *BREAK EDGES AT INTERSECTIONS, *SCOTCHBRITE (POLISH), SAND PAPER *READ DRAWINGS & SKETCHES *WORK WITH MATERIAL SUCH AS 440C *STAINLESS STEEL *DISTINGUISH PROPER DEBURR TOOLS *UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF *TRACEABILITY AND AS9100 REQUIREMENTS *MAINTAIN A CLEAN AND ORGANIZED WORK STATION *DEPENDABLE AND PUNCTUAL *WORK WELL WITH OTHERS *DETAIL ORIENTED SKILLS *THIS IS A JOB FOR HIGHLY EXPERIENCED DEBURR. THIS IS NOT SAME AS (I USED TO DEBURR MY OWN PARTS OFF THE MACHINE). YOU WILL NEED TO BE ABLE TO JUDGE EDGE BREAKS OF .005-.010 OR .005-.015 ETC. *** MUST HAVE 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE & THE CAPACITY TO WORK DAY SHIFT *** KAISER INSURANCE, DENTAL, VACATION, 401K ETC Benefits Package and Top dollar paid for this position. Pay depends on experience.

Job Summary: The primary responsibility of this position is to safely and efficiently package quality products in a manner that is consistent with HP Hood LLC standards. Shift: 6am to 2.30pm; Wednesdays and Sundays off. Start pay rate: $25.48/hr. Essential Functions: Perform all tasks and functions related to operating and cleaning filling equipment. Operate and clean multiple high speed filling machines in a sanitary, efficient, and effective manner. Complete paperwork as per government regulations and HP Hood requirements. Safely operate all assigned equipment following JHA requirements. Consistently meet production quotas. Comply with all policies and guidelines outlined for production and sanitation processes. Participate in cross-training efforts to maximize departmental efficiency. Work in a cooperative manner with managers, supervisors and peers. General: Follow all company safety policies and procedures.  Able to demonstrate knowledge of safety areas reviewed in the safety orientation program. Must be able to adapt to changing production schedules as necessary. Execute assigned duties with minimal supervision. Available for required overtime to support business needs and/or critical situations. Perform assigned duties satisfactorily and in a timely manner. Perform assigned duties following "Good Manufacturing Practices.” Actively participate in special teams representing the production department. Maintain a clean & safe work environment. Perform all other related duties as assigned. Qualifications, Education & Experience: High School Diploma or GED equivalent. Reading & writing proficiency (English language) and ability to identify colors. Basic math skills. Ability to work well as part of a team. Good communication skills. Multi-tasked individual. Ability to work independently with little supervision. Forklift certification required. Physical Requirements: Ability to move at a quick pace. Frequently. Standing: Long periods (up to 8 hours).  Sitting: Rarely. Walking: Frequently. Bending, Twisting & Stretching: Occasional. Lifting: Heavy (up to 50 lbs): Occasional. Climbing:  Ladders to make connections and add packaging materials. Occasional. Pushing/Pulling: moving pallets of paper up to 200 lbs. Stock packaging materials: Occasional. Environment: Wet and dry, temperature variations from 50 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit.  Floors are wet and occasionally slippery due to product spills and the cleaning process (slip-resistant footwear is required). Constant. Use of chemicals: Occasional. Noise: Moderate to heavy (hearing protection is required). Constant.

Job Summary: The Loading Dock Worker position has a variety of different assignments which are assigned based on the training level of the employee and business needs in support of achieving the goals of the Concord, NH Warehouse. This job description is meant to serve as an outline of the duties and responsibilities that a Loading Dock Worker may be required to perform during the course of their work-day. Hours: 9:00am- 5:30pm Days off: Sunday and one rotating day off. Essential Functions: Review load sheets for delivery routes and verify correct product(s) and amounts are loaded to assigned trailers. Rotate product in warehouse to ensure that the correct coded product is shipped to eliminate waste and minimize returns. Continuously check for and remove damaged goods to ensure that only quality product is being shipped to customers. Load each product according to assigned specification/diagram safely using a variety of motorized equipment such as pushers, squeeze trucks, fork trucks and pallet jacks. Ensure that the proper load bars are in place and the loads are evenly distributed. Send loads that are accurate while maintaining a pace that is efficient. Accurately identify, select/pick inventory for loading and staging based on customer load sheets. This process may involve “picking” corrugated and un-corrugated product (up to 45 lbs) from shelves, pushing/pulling of 7’ high cases of products (up to 200 lbs) and other packaged and un-packaged product. Process also includes placing products on wheeled racks 5 ½ feet high and moving throughout warehouse. Unload trucks/trailers using a hook or pallet jack. Physical labor involved in this activity varies, but can involve pushing/pulling 7 high milk cases (up to 200 lbs) and metal racks (800 lbs). Pull empty and full milk cases stacked 7 high (up to 200 lbs) with repetition. Manually remove product from conveyor system, then package and/or stage in an efficient manner to maintain production flow requirements. Dispose of returned product by manually dumping into disposal system using repetitive motion.  Wash trailers/trucks after unloading empty cases. Work in a cooperative manner with managers, supervisors and peers. General: Follow all company safety policies and procedures. Able to demonstrate knowledge of safety areas reviewed in the safety orientation program. Execute assigned duties with minimal supervision. Available for required overtime to support business needs and/or critical situations. Perform assigned duties satisfactorily and in a timely manner. Perform assigned duties following "Good Manufacturing Practices.” Actively participate in special teams representing the warehouse department. Maintain a clean & safe work environment. Perform all other related duties as assigned. Education and Experience GED or High School Diploma preferred Reading & writing proficiency (English language) and ability to identify colors. Basic math skills. Ability to work well as part of a team. Good communication skills. Multi-tasked Individual. Ability to work independently with little supervision.