Entry Level Balance Technician

The Balancing Company; Vandalia (OH); On-site; USD 22,000 - 31,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

$8000/$16000 ICHRA health insurance

100% employer funded retirement SEP-IR

weekly paychecks

merit raises

bonuses

100% employer paid life insurance

paid vacation

paid sick leave

100% tuition reimbursement

weekly uniform stipend

Job summary

The Balancing Company is seeking candidates for a Balancing Apprenticeship in Ohio. Starting pay is $19.00 per hour as you train to become a skilled balancing technician, contributing to a long-standing reputation for high-quality balancing solutions.

Roles include learning material removal and addition processes, reading engineering drawings, and working with components across Aerospace, Automotive, Industrial, and Agriculture sectors.

Qualifications

• Certificate or Associate's Degree in Machining or related field.
• 1 year of manual machining with Bridgeport mills and rotary tables.
• 1 year of working directly from engineering design drawings.
• 1 year of intricate metal grinding by hand.
• 1 year of troubleshooting and machinery repair.
• Proficient in trigonometry or higher.

Responsibilities

• Material removal by milling, drilling, and grinding by hand.
• Material addition by welding and adhesives.

Skills

Manual machining

Reading drawings

Metal grinding by hand

Troubleshooting machinery

Trigonometry

Education

Certificate or Associate's Degree in Machining

Tools

Bridgeport mills

Rotary tables

Job description

Balancing Apprenticeship - Starting Pay: $19.00/HR

Become a trained balancing technician and contribute to our 58-yearreputation for providing high quality balancing solutions. Balancing technicians apply several different correction methods to a wide variety of parts based on the amount of unbalance, component composition, and specific customer requirements. Successful balancing technicians are meticulous and take pride in the quality of their work.

Preferred Experience Level:

• Certificate or Associate's Degree in Machining or a closely related field
• 1 year of manual machining with Bridgeport mills and rotary tables
• 1 year of working directly from engineering design drawings
• 1 year of intricate metal grinding by hand
• 1 year of troubleshooting and machinery repair
• Proficient in trigonometry or higher

Examples of Work You May Perform:

• Material removal by milling, drilling, and grinding by hand
• Material addition by welding and adhesives

Parts You May Work On:

• Parts weighing less than 1 ounce and up to 20 tons
• Components for Aerospace, Automotive, Industrial, and Agriculture
• Electromagnetic rotors, gears, and transmission components
• Rolls, crushers, mixers, and centrifuges
• Impellers, turbines, and compressor wheels

Benefits:

• $8000/$16000 ICHRA health insurance
• 100% employer funded retirement SEP-IRA
• weekly paychecks
• merit raises
• bonuses
• 100% employer paid life insurance
• paid vacation
• paid sick leave
• 100% tuition reimbursement
• weekly uniform stipend