Manual Machinist
inplace machining companyCoatesville (PA)
About the role
Manual Machinist - Craftsmanship Still Matters Are you a true Manual Machinist who takes pride in your craft? Do you enjoy setting up your own work, machining one-of-a-kind parts, and solving challenges that require experience, skill, and ingenuity? At In-Place Machining, we're looking for machinists who know that the best work isn't done by pushing a button. We value hands-on expertise, precision, and the ability to transform raw material into finished components that keep critical industries running. Manual machining experience is strongly preferred. CNC experience is welcome, but we're looking for professionals who understand the fundamentals of machining and enjoy working with traditional machine tools.
Requirements:
Why You'll Love It Here4-Day Work Week - Work four 10-hour days and enjoy a three-day weekend when overtime isn't required.
Daily Overtime - Earn overtime after 8 hours worked each day.
Unique Projects - No repetitive production work. Every job presents a new challenge.
Real Craftsmanship - Put your manual machining skills to work where they are valued and respected.
Career Growth - Expand your skills with complex machining projects and ongoing training.
Stable, Growing Company - Work alongside experienced machinists, engineers, and industry experts.
What You'll Be Doing:
Running manual lathes, Bridgeports, VTLs, grinders, and other precision machine tools.
Reading blueprints and mechanical drawings to create high-quality finished parts.
Developing setups, selecting tooling, and determining machining processes.
Holding tight tolerances and ensuring exceptional quality.
Troubleshooting machining challenges and finding creative solutions.
Working closely with engineering and operations teams on custom projects.
Maintaining a safe, clean, and organized work environment.
What We're Looking For:
2+ years of manual machining experience preferred.
Strong experience with engine lathes, manual mills, and precision measuring tools.
Ability to read blueprints and mechanical drawings.
Knowledge of feeds, speeds, tooling, and materials.
Strong math, geometry, and problem-solving abilities.
CNC experience is a plus, but manual machining expertise is our priority.
Pride in producing quality work and continuous improvement.
Built for Machinists Who...Love working with their hands.
Enjoy figuring out challenging setups.
Take pride in precision work.
Want more variety than a production environment offers.
Appreciate being recognized for their craftsmanship.
If you're a skilled Manual Machinist looking for challenging work, a great schedule, and a company that values your expertise, we'd love to hear from you.
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