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Cooper Machinery Services is seeking a Machinist I to turn raw stock into precision parts and tooling for turbocharger repairs and other components. You will learn hands-on under experienced machinists and contribute to keeping compression equipment running worldwide.
Responsibilities include reading blueprints, setting up machines, maintaining quality, and supporting the aftermarket team. The role requires basic math, safety focus, and willingness to work overtime as needed.
Start your machining career where legends are built and kept running.
As a Machinist I at Cooper Machinery Services, you turn raw stock and worn components into one-off parts, tooling and turbocharger repairs that keep compression equipment running for customers around the world. No two jobs look alike, and you will learn the trade hands-on, with guidance from experienced machinists.
Cooper has been building legendary engines since 1833, including Cooper-Bessemer, Ajax, Superior and Gemini. Today we support more than 22,000 units in our installed base, and we are growing. Join us now and grow with us.
What You Will Do
Who You Are
What makes you a great fit: You put safety first, take pride in service, and bring a sense of urgency. You are dependable, a self-starter and a strong teammate who stays focused on results and on the needs of the business.
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Why Join Us
Cooper Machinery Services is committed to ensuring equal employment opportunity, including providing reasonable accommodations to individuals with a disability. Applicants with a physical or mental disability who require a reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process may contact our Talent Acquisition Department at recruiting@cooperservices.com or call 855.226.6737.
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