Machinist (Grades 7 - 9)

Posted 10 days ago

general dynamicsBath (ME)

Machinists Machine Shops

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30.04 - $33.36 per hour

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About the role

Machinist Machinist (Grades 7 - 9) US-ME-Bath Req ID: 2026-4975 Type: Regular Full-Time Remaining Positions: 4 Post End Date: 12/31/2026 Category: Manufacturing Salary Grade: ..

Shift: ALL Overview

The pay range for this position ranges from $30.04/hr - $33.36/hr. This is an experienced position to work in the Machinist Trade. Machinists primarily set-up and operate machine shop equipment including (but not limited to): lathes, radial drills, grinders, presses, punch presses, cut-off saws, milling machines, HBM, VTL, rolls, sheers, brakes, and burning machines. Applicants hired into this position shall generally be able to operate most equipment with minimal training based on prior experience, including CNC operated equipment. Machinists may be assigned any of the Machinist Trade tasks.

Responsibilities

Preferred: High School Diploma or GED

Required: Technical school or at least two years of training in CNC machine operation. Knowledge of G-code.

Qualifications

Required: Minimum 3 years demonstrated experience in the Machinist Trade. Must be able to read blue prints. Must be able to demonstrate knowledge and use of G-code. Must be able to read measuring tools: tape measure, inside and outside micrometers, Vernier or dial calipers, dial indicators, etc. and perform simple math calculations. Must meet the requirements of the Machinist physical task analysis.

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