Precision Machine Operator II – Onsite Contract

System One; Lancaster (Lancaster County); On-site; USD 20,664 - 30,307; Full time

Job summary

System One in Lancaster, PA is seeking a Machine Operator 2 for a contract, onsite position working 40 hours per week. You will support and operate high-precision manufacturing and inspection processes to ensure parts meet tight tolerances while upholding safety and quality standards.

Reading engineering drawings, setting up equipment, performing adjustments, and collaborating with machinists and supervisors are essential.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 1–2 years of manufacturing or machining experience preferred.
• Ability to read engineering drawings.
• Familiarity with precision measurement tools.
• Mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills.
• Strong safety and quality standards adherence.

Responsibilities

• Support and operate manufacturing and inspection processes in a high-precision production environment.
• Perform equipment setups, adjustments, inspections, and troubleshooting to meet quality and tolerance requirements.
• Collaborate with machinists, supervisors, and cross-functional teams to maintain safe, efficient operations.
• Operate CNC and non-CNC equipment for grinding, slicing, drilling, honing, chamfering, scoring, and finishing.
• Conduct in-process and final inspections using precision measuring tools.
• Participate in root cause analysis and continuous improvement activities.
• Support training of entry-level operators.
• Follow all safety, quality, and production standards.

Skills

Reading engineering drawings

Precision measurement

Mechanical troubleshooting

Safety compliance

Team collaboration

Adaptability

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Calipers

Micrometers

Job description

System One in Lancaster, PA is seeking a Machine Operator 2 for a contract, onsite position working 40 hours per week. You will support and operate high-precision manufacturing and inspection processes to ensure parts meet tight tolerances while upholding safety and quality standards.

Reading engineering drawings, setting up equipment, performing adjustments, and collaborating with machinists and supervisors are essential.