Jobs at Precinmac

Tracks parts, drawings, route cards, materials, schedules, trailers, and production paperwork throughout the manufacturing process. Coordinates activities between departments, updates schedules with the scheduler, maintains accurate documentation, and supports program needs. The role requires strong organization, communication, computer proficiency, drawing comprehension, flexibility, and the ability to work in a noisy shop environment, operate around forklifts and cranes, work overtime, and travel as needed.

The CNC Mill Machinists will operate and set up CNC mills, read blueprints, monitor machine operations, and ensure parts meet specifications.

Manage and troubleshoot Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, configure integrations and workflows, maintain data integrity and security, and develop Power BI reports and dashboards. Analyze data, support reporting needs, train users, and oversee network, server, storage, and backup infrastructure. The role also requires resolving technical issues, supporting cloud services, optimizing processes, and collaborating effectively with stakeholders in an onsite office environment.

Manage and optimize enterprise infrastructure across Windows/Linux servers, identity services, storage, virtualization, backups, security, and cloud platforms. Provide Tier III escalation support, lead upgrades and migrations, maintain documentation, perform capacity planning, and recommend system improvements. The role collaborates across IT teams, automates and hardens systems, supports compliance with export-control requirements, and helps maintain reliable, secure infrastructure in manufacturing environments.

Designs mechanical components, equipment, assemblies, and fabricated metal products. Creates engineering drawings, layouts, change orders, calculations, and construction documents; performs tolerance studies and design reviews; researches components and processes; maintains drawing controls and design records; checks other designers’ work; and collaborates with customers and engineers. The role requires CAD-based design, blueprint reading, GD&T, fabrication knowledge, and independent project prioritization.

Develops and improves manufacturing processes, tooling, fixtures, equipment, and documentation for precision machining operations. Leads process improvement and productivity initiatives, supports production and customer projects, resolves technical issues, and collaborates with vendors and cross-functional teams. Reviews drawings and traveler packages for manufacturability, creates manufacturing documentation, and mentors other engineers. The role requires Lean expertise, machining experience, ERP/MES proficiency, and strong analytical and communication skills.

Quality Engineer responsible for maintaining and improving the Quality Management System in a precision manufacturing environment. Duties include process and product measurement, SPC metrics, failure analysis, root cause corrective and preventive actions, nonconformance review, customer and supplier quality communication, internal and external audits, first article inspection planning, procedure development, and process improvement leadership.

Maintains and improves AS9100 and ISO 9001 quality systems, conducts audits, coordinates QC activities, and resolves product issues. Leads APQP, FAI, PPAP, PFMEA, NPI launches, customer quality interactions, CAPA, root-cause investigations, and continuous improvement initiatives. Requires strong mechanical aptitude, blueprint and GD&T knowledge, metrology skills, customer communication abilities, and experience in machine shop quality assurance.

Supports engineering and manufacturing improvement projects by updating databases, creating metrics, documenting processes, developing training materials, providing technical support, and creating or revising CAD models and drawings. The intern follows relevant procedures, supports 6S practices, and works in office and manufacturing environments.

Completes a rotational engineering program across operations, engineering, and related functions. Performs assigned duties, projects, and training while following SOPs, work instructions, 6S, and Lean Manufacturing practices. Supports documentation, communication, blueprint interpretation, machine monitoring, and problem-solving in a manufacturing shop-floor environment. The program is intended to prepare the employee for a full-time process engineering role.

Leads site finance as a strategic partner to the CFO, general manager, and senior leadership. Responsibilities include budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, variance analysis, financial reporting, operational reviews, acquisition integration, financial systems improvement, ROI modeling, and finance team leadership. The role supports manufacturing operations, supply chain, business development, contracts, capital investments, and growth initiatives while ensuring financial oversight and compliance with ASC 606 revenue recognition.

Processes weekly payroll accurately and on time, reconciles payroll data and liabilities, maintains employee payroll records, prepares reports, audits year-end W-2s, responds to employee inquiries, and ensures compliance with payroll regulations and tax laws. Coordinates with HR on employee changes and supports process improvements and other roles as needed.

Develop and maintain AS9100/ISO9001 QMS, lead QMS audits, drive APQP activities (FAI, PPAP, PFMEA), analyze quality data (SPC, scrap), manage customer quality interactions, lead NPI and cross-functional problem investigations, and implement CAPA and continuous improvement in a machine shop environment.

Responsible for end-to-end talent acquisition, including partnering with hiring managers, recruiting events, job postings, applicant screening, interview coordination, offers, pre-employment processing, onboarding, and 30-day reviews. Maintains ATS compliance and recruiting records, supports EIT rotation scheduling, collaborates on recruiting strategy and metrics, and assists with broader HR projects, employee communications, benefits compliance, and policy guidance.

Maintain and repair CNC machining equipment and facility systems in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include mechanical troubleshooting, preventative and predictive maintenance, machine inspections, geometry checks, lubrication, component replacement, and repairs to spindles, ball screws, guides, tool changers, pumps, and coolant systems. The millwright will support machine installations, work with OEM personnel, perform facility repairs, follow health and safety regulations, and operate in a shift-based shop-floor environment.

Design and develop custom mechanical components, assemblies, fixtures, tooling, and sheet-metal products for manufacturing. Create CAD models and engineering drawings, perform calculations and testing, troubleshoot issues, and ensure compliance with standards and customer requirements. Collaborate with manufacturing, quality, and project teams while maintaining ERP/MRP data. Support installation and commissioning, and apply lean manufacturing methods, machining knowledge, and process-improvement techniques in aerospace and semiconductor environments.

Leads a site IT team and oversees system administration, Windows Server, Active Directory, virtualization, networking, endpoints, backups, security, compliance, vendors, and IT planning. Manages incidents, documentation, infrastructure reliability, CMMC requirements, Microsoft 365 GCC High initiatives, and hardware lifecycles. Recruits, mentors, and evaluates staff while coordinating with division IT leadership. Provides occasional support at other sites and may work after hours during critical outages or maintenance windows.

Lead Lean and continuous improvement initiatives across CNC machining operations. Analyze manufacturing data, facilitate Kaizen events, improve productivity, quality, cost, safety, and delivery, and establish sustainable standardized processes. The role partners with shop-floor teams, develops employees through training and coaching, manages project timelines and savings tracking, and strengthens daily management systems. This is an on-site position requiring at least three years of relevant manufacturing or process improvement experience.

Develops and improves supplier quality and delivery performance through supplier audits, source inspections, root cause and corrective action activities, continuous improvement, training, and performance reporting. Partners cross-functionally with supply chain, engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams; supports supply chain risk mitigation and supplier selection. The role requires approximately 50% travel to suppliers for audits, new product introductions, improvement activities, and first article inspections.

Machines parts from blueprints using manual and CNC equipment under varying levels of supervision. Responsibilities include project setup and takedown, blueprint interpretation, equipment operation, overhead crane and material handling, dimensional inspections, workplace safety, housekeeping, training support, and continuous improvement. The role accommodates entry-level through highly skilled machinists, with setup and programming responsibilities based on experience and demonstrated qualifications.