Senior Machinist: Precision CNC & Tooling Specialist

Hubbell Incorporated; Centralia (MO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Hubbell Incorporated in Missouri seeks a skilled machinist to set up and operate conventional machines and CNC equipment in the machine shop. You will repair, duplicate, and fabricate components for jigs, fixtures, dies, gauges, and tools from drawings or verbal instructions, while maintaining tight tolerances and quality.

You will also change die components, set up heat treat equipment, and may train colleagues. The role requires independence and reliability in a manufacturing environment.

Qualifications

• Experience in operating and setting up conventional machines in a machine shop.
• Ability to repair, revise, duplicate, and fabricate components from sketches or drawings.
• Tolerance management to +/- .0005 inches.
• Familiarity with tooling such as perforating, blanking, trim and progressive dies.
• Ability to train others in the department.

Responsibilities

• Set up and operate all conventional machines in the machine shop, including CNC mills and lathes.
• Repair, revise, duplicate, and fabricate components for jigs, fixtures, dies, tools from verbal instructions or drawings.
• Work to tolerances of +/- .0005 inches; manage tooling and clearances.
• Change components in dies in tool room and press; set up and operate heat treat equipment.
• Train others in the department to improve knowledge and skills.
• Perform other department duties such as operating material handling equipment if assigned.

Skills

Machine shop setup

CNC milling

CNC lathes

Blueprint interpretation

Train others

Education

High school diploma

Tools

CNC machines

Heat treating equipment

Measuring tools

Job description

Hubbell Incorporated in Missouri seeks a skilled machinist to set up and operate conventional machines and CNC equipment in the machine shop. You will repair, duplicate, and fabricate components for jigs, fixtures, dies, gauges, and tools from drawings or verbal instructions, while maintaining tight tolerances and quality.

You will also change die components, set up heat treat equipment, and may train colleagues. The role requires independence and reliability in a manufacturing environment.