Moog Military Aircraft LLC Verified 32h ago
Machinist III - 2nd/3rd Shift
Buffalo, NY On-site
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TypeFull-time
Work settingOn-site
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About the role
We are seeking a skilled Machinist who is passionate about precision craftsmanship and enjoys tackling complex machining challenges. In this role, you'll manufacture intricate, high-tolerance components used in flight-critical systems while working within a world-class manufacturing environment that features advanced technologies, automation, and industry-leading processes. If you're looking for meaningful work where your skills directly contribute to aerospace innovation and national defense, Moog offers an opportunity to make a lasting impact. As a Machinist III, you will:
What you'll bring
- Otherwise, demonstrated ability to understand and apply all verbal, written and computer work instructions or training in English, and demonstrated ability to perform simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
- 4 years’ experience as a diversified machinist
- The ability to support 2nd Shift hours – 2:15 PM – 10:45 PM
- In accordance with strict Federal Aviation Agency (F.A.A.) regulations regarding Safety Sensitive Work (S.S.W.), employee enrollment & participation in the company’s "F.A.A.
- Drug & Alcohol Program" is a requirement for this position.
- Perform precision machining operations and CNC programming on CAM systems machining to create, repair, or alter a wide variety of complex parts, fixtures, tooling, sub-assemblies, and assemblies of all types of materials.
- Knowledge of G & M Codes
- This includes planning, fixturing and layout of the job.
- Be expected to hold very tight tolerances (.0001-.0002)
- Be responsible for the inspection and quality of all work performed.
- Work alongside Design Draftsmen and Manufacturing Engineers to find and execute a solution when issues arise, including detecting unusual conditions, defective materials and following operation instructions.
- Make technical decisions in the areas of fixturing, tooling, set-up, and inspection methods where well-defined instructions are occasionally absent.
Benefits
401(k)Disability InsuranceEmployee Assistance ProgramPaid Time OffParental LeaveTuition Assistance