Jobs at Precinmac

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.

Reviews technical documentation, material test reports, certifications, and shop-floor records for compliance with customer, code, and specification requirements. Prepares documentation packages for customer submission and coordinates with inspection, production, operations, and customer teams. Reads blueprints and bills of materials, uses Microsoft Office and ERP systems, applies fabrication standards, and maintains accurate, organized records in a safe manufacturing environment.

Design and develop tooling, fixtures, and workholding solutions for machining and fabrication operations. Create SolidWorks models and fabrication drawings, standardize tooling systems, and collaborate with machinists and CNC programmers. Drive Lean improvements by reducing setup time, waste, variability, and rework through practical shop-floor problem solving, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Operate and set up CNC equipment (lathes, mill‑turn, 3/4/5‑axis mills), load parts, prove and edit programs, read blueprints/GD&T, inspect parts with precision tools, perform basic PM, and collaborate with engineering, quality, and maintenance.

Supervise equipment technicians maintaining and repairing CNC machinery. Organize maintenance calls, preventive maintenance, hiring, training, and performance management. Ensure safety, quality, and continuous improvement while providing technical support for mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and pneumatic systems and reading blueprints.

Leads people strategy for a multi-site aerospace, defense, and manufacturing business unit across the U.S. and Canada. Advises executives and site leaders on workforce planning, talent, employee and labor relations, performance, compensation, culture, compliance, and organizational design. Oversees HR at a growth location while supporting business-unit HR teams. Drives M&A integration, change management, standardized HR processes, leadership development, engagement, retention, and succession planning. Requires regular cross-border travel of up to 25%.

Set up, operate, and maintain CNC milling and mill-turn machines to produce precision aerospace and defense components. Responsibilities include loading parts, making basic program edits, changing tools, adjusting offsets, inspecting parts using precision gauges, troubleshooting equipment, completing preventive maintenance, and maintaining a clean, safe work area. The role requires operating multiple machines independently or collaboratively while following drawings, tolerances, quality procedures, and safety regulations.

Manage full-cycle HR functions including recruiting/hiring, onboarding, employee relations, disciplinary actions, exit interviews, performance review support, HRIS liaison, and employee engagement events for a manufacturing facility.

Lead and centralize enterprise compliance and risk management across U.S. and Canadian facilities. Oversee export/import controls, DDTC licensing, DFARS/FAR/CMMC adherence, internal audits, training, supplier risk, business continuity, cybersecurity readiness, and reporting to General Counsel and the Audit Committee.

Under limited supervision, the Business Systems Analyst II provides functional support for ERP systems, troubleshoots issues, performs data analysis, and documents processes for operational efficiency.

Create 3D models and generate NC toolpaths for multi-axis mills and lathes using Mastercam/SolidWorks. Develop tooling and fixtures, verify programs with Vericut, build tool assemblies in TDM, upload programs to PDM, and support manufacturing processes to meet schedules and cost targets.

Schedules manufacturing work to meet customer requirements and production deadlines. Maintains ERP and Microsoft Project schedules, releases production orders, manages material and customer updates, resolves MRP issues, generates reports, and supports process improvements. Works with operations and IT on ERP enhancements, trains manufacturing personnel on MRP, and coordinates project review meetings. Requires scheduling, inventory control, manufacturing, blueprint reading, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing knowledge.

Design, develop, install, test, and document control systems. Manage budgets and schedules, interface with customers, suppliers, and project teams, support procurement, manufacturing, field installation and commissioning, and provide technical direction and engineering documentation.

The Manufacturing Engineer designs efficient manufacturing processes, evaluates product designs, creates production plans, and collaborates with teams to overcome production challenges.

Designs and improves manufacturing processes, tooling, and equipment; leads productivity and process-improvement projects; creates manufacturing documentation; supports production and NRE projects; mentors other engineers.

Set up, program, and operate 3-, 4- and 5-axis CNC mills and lathes for aerospace/defense parts. Read blueprints, select tooling, measure and inspect parts with calipers and micrometers, maintain tolerances, troubleshoot machines, record production, and follow safety and quality procedures. May lift and move materials and work overtime on a 2nd-shift, four-day (10-hour) schedule.