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Precision Rail and Mfg. in the Greater Milwaukee area is seeking a full-time Machinist to set up and operate CNC and manual mills and lathes to produce precision components according to engineering drawings.
You will measure parts, adjust tooling, maintain tolerances, and document production activities in a fast-paced, safety-focused environment. The role requires reading blueprints, hands-on machining experience, and adherence to ISO-quality procedures.
Precision Rail and Mfg., Inc. is an ISO-certified Tier 1 supplier of precision machined products serving leading Original Equipment Manufacturers in agriculture, construction, mining, and wind energy. Leveraging advanced technologies such as Palletech machining systems, the company delivers complete solutions including tooling, prototyping, preproduction lots, and ongoing production. Precision Rail and Mfg. is also the world’s largest and only ISO 9001:2015 producer of rail car retarders in North America, trusted by every Class I railroad and many international railroads. Cross-functional engineering and technical support teams collaborate closely with customers to optimize product design, cost, and supply chain efficiency. With over 50 years of experience, the company offers a stable, technology-driven environment focused on quality and on-time delivery.
This full-time Machinist role is an on-site position located in the Greater Milwaukee area. The Machinist will set up, operate, and monitor CNC and/or manual machines to produce precision components according to engineering drawings and quality standards. Responsibilities include selecting appropriate tooling, performing machine adjustments, measuring and inspecting parts, and maintaining tight tolerances throughout the production run. The role also involves performing routine machine maintenance, documenting production activities, and working closely with engineers and production staff to resolve machining issues and improve processes. Machinists are expected to follow all safety protocols, support continuous improvement efforts, and contribute to a reliable, efficient manufacturing workflow.