Machining Process & Set-Up Technologist

Torrey Holistics; Newington (NH); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Torrey Holistics in Newington, NH is seeking a dedicated CNC Machinist for a 3rd shift. You will operate metal-removal and forming equipment, set up tools and fixtures, and produce parts to prints while safeguarding quality and safety.

You’ll translate drawings and instructions, fabricate jigs when needed, and keep multiple machines productive. The candidate should have a high school diploma, 1+ year of CNC experience, fluency in G-code, and strong knowledge of tooling and fixturing.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or recognized equivalent.
• 1+ year of CNC machining experience.
• Fluency in CNC G-code.
• Knowledge of tooling, fixtures and setup strategies.

Responsibilities

• Operate metal-removal and metal-forming machinery to meet print specs.
• End-to-end setup of machine tools, parts and castings.
• Read and apply drawings and instructions accurately.
• Design and fabricate jigs and tooling as needed.
• In-process checks to verify tolerances and maintain quality.

Skills

CNC Tooling

CNC Programming

CNC Machine Repair

CNC Machine Installation

G-Code

Education

High school diploma

Job description

Build processes. Shape precision. Own the night.Join our onsite team in Newington, NH and help define how parts are made—from selecting tooling and determining machining operations to executing close-tolerance work. This is a 3rd shift only opportunity reporting to the Machine Shop Supervisor. Local to Newington, NH candidates are required.We consider all levels of machinists. We’ll interview you first, then determine role level based on your capabilities and current shop needs.Your missionTransform engineering intent into reality. You’ll translate drawings and instructions into reliable set-ups, fabricate custom jigs when warranted, and keep multiple machines productive when your training and proximity allow—all while safeguarding quality, safety, and criticality protocols.What you’ll ownOperation of metal-removal and metal-forming machinery within the manufacturing department.End-to-end set-up of machine tools, parts, and castings to meet print specifications; plan for setup time that varies with part size and complexity.Selection and use of precision measuring devices and hand tools.Execution of close-tolerance machining to engineering drawings and written instructions.Reading and applying drawings, sketches, and written or verbal guidance (not to conflict with PP-09-01).Operation of any machine tool type for which you are qualified per the department training matrix, with minimal additional instruction.Assessment of fixturing needs; design and fabrication of jigs and tooling as needed.In-process quality checks to ensure all tolerances are met or exceeded.Consistent practice of 5S; meticulous housekeeping; full compliance with safety and criticality procedures.Loading—or coordinating loading—of the machining center.Simultaneous operation of multiple machines when allowed by training, qualifications, and cell layout.Optional program modification and troubleshooting, contingent on your machine qualification and training.Independent work with minimal supervision.What qualifies youHigh school graduate or recognized equivalent.1+ year of experience with proven operational proficiency as a Westinghouse – Newington Machinist B or equivalent.Fluency in CNC G-code.Deep knowledge of tooling, fixtures, and set-up strategies that yield quality parts.Habitual application of 5S principles.Knowledge of programming.Technical strengthsCNC ToolingCNC ProgrammingCNC Machine RepairCNC Machine InstallationG-Code