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Trion Industries, Inc is a leading North American manufacturer of retail and point-of-purchase fixtures based in Wilkes-Barre, PA. The CNC Machinist role involves setting up, operating, and monitoring CNC machines to produce parts that meet precise specifications.
Day-to-day duties include reading blueprints, selecting tooling, performing offsets, running milling and drilling operations, and inspecting parts with calipers and gauges.
Trion Industries, Inc. is a leading North American manufacturer of retail and point-of-purchase fixtures and the world’s largest producer of display and scanning hooks. The company offers a broad range of merchandising solutions, including shelf and cooler/freezer management systems, labeling systems, security fixtures, sign systems, and POP hardware. With more than 120 U.S. and international patents, Trion has a long history of innovation and advanced product development. Its 500,000 square-foot, highly automated production facility features extensive wire forming, plastic co-extrusion, stamping, welding, powder coating, and computer-tracked warehousing, supporting high-volume, just-in-time manufacturing. International partnerships extend Trion’s reach worldwide, providing opportunities to support global retail customers.
The CNC Machinist is a full-time, on-site role based in Wilkes-Barre, PA. This role is responsible for setting up, operating, and monitoring CNC machines to produce parts that meet precise specifications for Trion’s merchandising and fixture products. Day-to-day tasks include reading and interpreting blueprints and work orders, selecting appropriate tooling, performing machine offsets and adjustments, and running machining operations such as milling and drilling. The CNC Machinist inspects parts using measuring instruments, performs in-process quality checks, and documents results to ensure consistent quality and adherence to safety and production standards. The role also involves routine machine maintenance, troubleshooting basic equipment issues, collaborating with production and engineering teams, and contributing to continuous improvement activities on the shop floor.