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W Machine Works, Inc. is a precision machining company serving aerospace and defense for over 30 years, with a 27,000 sq ft facility and ITAR/compliance programs.
The Machinist role is full-time and on-site in San Fernando, CA, performing setup, operation, and monitoring of CNC and manual machines to produce tight-tolerance components. Candidates must read blueprints and GD&T, use precision measuring tools, and support quality and continuous improvement initiatives while adhering to safety,
Company Description W Machine Works, Inc. is a precision machining company that has supported the aerospace and defense industries for more than 30 years. Established in 1978, the company has grown from small industrial bays to a 27,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility, while maintaining a strong focus on quality, on-time delivery, and competitive pricing. W Machine Works is AS9100 and SDB certified, DDTC registered, and fully ITAR compliant, specializing in unattended 5-axis milling, 8-axis turning, and complex assemblies. With more than 60 highly trained employees and a commitment to continuous improvement, the company invests in upgraded machinery, facilities, and processes to exceed customer expectations. Each customer is supported by a dedicated account manager, ensuring clear communication and a hands-on approach from RFQ through shipping.
Role Description The Machinist role at W Machine Works, Inc. is a full-time, on-site position based in San Fernando, CA. The Machinist will set up, operate, and monitor CNC and manual machines to produce precision aerospace and defense components according to engineering drawings and specifications. Responsibilities include interpreting blueprints, selecting appropriate tools and fixtures, performing quality checks with measurement instruments, and making necessary adjustments to maintain tight tolerances. The role also involves routine machine maintenance, documenting production activities, collaborating with engineers and quality personnel, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives on the shop floor. Machinists are expected to follow all safety, quality, and compliance standards, including ITAR and AS9100 requirements.