Precision Manufacturing Operator — Aluminum Die‑Cast Components

Torrey Holistics; North Billerica (MA); On-site; USD 23,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life Insurance

401(k) with company match

PTO + 11 company holidays

CNC course reimbursement

Job summary

Orion Castings is seeking a Precision Manufacturing Operator for aluminum die-cast components in North Billerica, MA. Training starts day one with CNC coursework reimbursement and clear advancement paths.

You’ll learn to load parts, run cycles, and measure using basic tools, while following OSHA and shop safety standards. This entry-level role offers two shifts, comprehensive benefits, and a path toward specialized machining or engineering roles.

Qualifications

• Basic math and measurement accuracy required.
• Willingness to learn CNC processes and safety rules.
• No prior CNC experience needed; training provided.

Responsibilities

• Operate CNC machinery safely and load/unload parts.
• Use simple gauges and log measurement results.
• Flag wear or issues to supervisor and maintain workflow.
• Assist with routine housekeeping on the cell.

Skills

Numeracy

Measurement

Curiosity

Reliability

Quality mindset

Safety

Team communication

Job description

Precision Manufacturing Operator — Aluminum Die‑Cast ComponentsLocation: North Billerica, MA (On-Site)Ready to launch a hands-on manufacturing career?What if you could contribute to parts used in aircraft, medical devices, advanced robots, and defense systems—without prior CNC experience? At Orion Castings, you can. We’ll train you from day one and even reimburse approved CNC coursework so you can earn credentials and accelerate your growth.Who we areOrion Castings has been a North American leader in full-service die casting since 1970—working in aluminum, zinc, and magnesium to deliver premium parts and assemblies. Our North Billerica Division powers large-scale, advanced contract manufacturing and thrives on pushing the boundaries of precision and performance.When you’ll work1st Shift: Monday – Thursday | 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Four 10-hour shifts)2nd Shift: Monday – Thursday | 4:00 PM – 3:30 AM (Four 10-hour shifts)What you’ll earn1st Shift Target Range: $17.00 – $26.25 / hour (Base wage set by experience)2nd Shift Target Range: $18.70 – $28.88 / hour (Base $17.00 – $26.25 + 10% shift premium)Benefits you can count onMedical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance and more401(k) with company matchPTO plus 11 paid company holidaysDevelopment: Paid hands-on training and CNC course reimbursement with clear advancement pathwaysWhat your day might look likeYou begin by reviewing work instructions and safety checks. You load a batch of parts into a CNC machine, start the production cycle, and use simple gauges to verify measurements—logging results as you go. You notice a tool showing wear, flag it to your supervisor, and keep the workflow on target. Before the end of the shift, you help with routine housekeeping to keep the cell clean and organized.Core responsibilitiesOperate CNC machinery safely; load and unload parts accurately.Measure parts using basic tools and maintain precise inspection logs (training provided).Meet required production rates and sustain steady workflow.Report defective materials, machine variances, or any questionable conditions to a supervisor promptly.Follow detailed work instructions and adhere to OSHA and Orion Castings safety requirements.Perform additional production and housekeeping duties as needed.What you’ll bringNumeracy & Measurement: Solid basic math and measurement accuracy.Curiosity & Drive: Eagerness to learn new technical skills quickly and correctly.No Experience Needed: We will train motivated candidates.Reliable Transportation: Consistent commute to our North Billerica, MA facility.Quality Mindset: Careful, thorough, and precise work.Safety Commitment: Proactive about minimizing hazards for yourself and others.Dependability: Trustworthy, punctual, and accountable.Team Communication: Clear exchanges with peers and leadership.Physical demandsRegularly remain at a designated workstation on the production floor.Frequently lift and move production parts up to 20 lbs.Grow your futureJoin us to build a foundation in CNC operations, earn certifications with CNC course reimbursement, and advance into specialized machining, quality, or engineering roles. Many on our team choose to make their entire career here—come see why.