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The CNC Lathe, Mill & Hob Operator is responsible for setting up and operating CNC machines according to detailed blueprints and specifications. Duties include loading programs, troubleshooting machines, performing preventive maintenance, and training fellow personnel. They utilize precision measuring equipment to ensure product quality and maintain documentation throughout the process.

The Grinder is responsible for setting up and operating grinding machines, producing parts as per specifications, performing quality inspections, and suggesting process improvements. This role requires experience in CNC ID grinding and precision machining, along with the ability to train and oversee lower-level associates.

The Commercial Operations Intern will engage with commercial leaders to provide actionable data and insights, resolve discrepancies related to data and pricing, and conduct sales analysis. The role includes developing process improvements in order and inventory management, utilizing technology for analytics, and improving the sales process.

The ID Grind machinist operates grinding machines to produce parts according to engineering specifications, accurately performs quality inspections, and may train lower-level associates. Responsibilities also include improving processes and ensuring first article acceptance for production setups.

The ID Grind machinist is responsible for setting up and operating grinding machines to produce parts per engineering specifications. Duties include completing setups, performing quality inspections, recommending process improvements, and assisting in training lower-level associates.

The CNC Operator is responsible for setting up and operating CNC and conventional machine tools to produce a variety of finished parts. Key duties include inspecting parts, ensuring proper equipment maintenance, and performing in-process inspections. The operator must maintain safe operations while supporting quality and delivery goals.

The Wrap 1 Entry Level position involves performing repetitive tasks related to the packaging and labeling of bearings. Responsibilities include gauging, maintaining quality control, labeling orders properly, and ensuring safety regulations are followed. The role demands basic computer skills and the ability to lift up to 35 lbs.