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Finkl Steel

Advanced Machinist

Finkl Steel, Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60701

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Description

About Company:

Finkl Steel is one of the world's leading manufacturers of forging die steels, plastic injection mold steels, die casting tool steels, forged alloy bars, and custom open die forgings. Finkl Steel is a member of international Swiss Steel Group and manufactures products at three production facilities in Chicago, Houston, Detroit and Sorel (CAN). We sell our products in North America and to 18 countries worldwide. With more than 100 patents, our steel formulations and steelmaking technologies set worldwide standards. In recognition of Finkl Steel's product quality, our facilities were the first in America to receive ISO 9000 registration.

Finkl Steel provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.

About the Role:

The Advanced Machinist plays a crucial role in the steel manufacturing industry by operating and maintaining various types of machinery. This position requires precision and attention to detail, as the machinist will be responsible for laying out and planning the cut path, monitoring the machining process, and adjust feeds and speeds as necessary.

Minimum Qualifications:

•High school diploma or GED required

•6+ years machining (mill, lathe, saw, or boring machines) experience with large steel forgings required

•Must be able to communicate in English

•Must be able to read and use and tape measure

•Must be able to lift, push, and pull at least 50 lbs

Preferred Qualifications:

•CNC (mill or lathe) experience a plus

•MDI experience a plus

•OSHA or Machining certifications a plus

Responsibilities:

•Operate overhead crane for loading and unloading machines

•Layout and plan cut path

•Determine proper tooling

•Monitor machining process and adjust feeds and speeds as necessary

•Manage chip generation and maintain clean work area (sweeping and shoveling required)

•Measure final pieces using rulers, pi tape, dial indicators, and calipers

•Complete documentation via paper or electronic format

•Adhere to all safety policies and procedures

Our offer:

•Pay ranging between $21.248 and $31.872 based on experience

•Extra $0.30 for working 2nd shift & extra $0.40 for working 3rd shift

•Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits

•STD and Life Insurance

•10 paid holidays

•40 hours of PTO plus vacation time

•Quarterly Gainsharing Bonuses

•Safety Incentive Program

•401K matching and profit sharing

•Overtime and Doubletime

•Union membership

•Monthly employee lunches paid for by the company