Jobs at Rotating Machinery Services, Inc.

Manages rotating machinery projects from kickoff through delivery, ensuring completion on time and within budget. Coordinates commercial, engineering, drafting, purchasing, shop, accounting, vendors, and customers. Responsibilities include tracking schedules and work orders, preparing requisitions and invoices, managing documentation, coordinating inspections and witness points, monitoring costs, and maintaining customer communications. The role requires at least five years of project management experience, preferably in manufacturing or rotating equipment.

Schedules and coordinates manufacturing workflows for rotating machinery, including inspections, machining, balancing, assembly, and shipment. Maintains ERP parameters, work orders, capacity plans, production forecasts, reports, and schedules. Monitors backlogs, materials, vendors, and production priorities while communicating requirements across departments. The role requires machine-shop experience, production planning knowledge, ERP proficiency, lean manufacturing understanding, and frequent interaction with the manufacturing floor.

Performs blasting, cleaning, coating, painting, and surface preparation of turbomachinery components, assemblies, fixtures, and shop equipment. Maintains shop cleanliness, follows safety and quality procedures, supports logistics and component movement, and operates a forklift after training. The role requires physical work around machining operations, adherence to specifications, and participation in required screenings and background checks.

Creates CAD layouts, drawings, schematics, bills of material, and engineering documentation for turbomachinery components and assemblies. Performs dimensional inspections, uses metrology scan data to develop models and manufacturing drawings, maintains project drafting files and MRP data, and collaborates with Engineering, Shop, Purchasing, Project Management, and customers. Provides mentorship to junior CAD designers and conducts occasional customer-site inspections and meetings.

Leads day-to-day CNC machining production across three shifts, supervising Tech Leads and production staff while managing schedules, staffing, safety, quality, delivery, costs, and machine utilization. Partners with Quality, Maintenance, Supply Chain, Purchasing, Engineering, and Sales to resolve issues and maintain material and equipment availability. Drives lean and Six Sigma continuous improvement, corrective actions, ERP/MRP documentation, customer satisfaction, and operational reporting. Requires a hands-on shop-floor presence, including occasional evenings and weekends.

Lead commercial growth, client engagement, and end-to-end project delivery for a rotating equipment testing facility. Manage proposals, contracts, budgets, P&L, scheduling, staffing, client relationships, and facility operations. Coordinate with engineering, safety, environmental, supply chain, and maintenance teams to ensure successful testing and reporting. Expand market presence across industrial sectors while maintaining project margins, deadlines, and customer satisfaction.

Operate CNC lathes and vertical turret lathes to perform turning, boring, drilling, threading, and other finish-machining operations. Maintain close tolerances on large components, interpret technical drawings and work instructions, understand CNC programs, and use precision measuring tools and indicators. The role requires Fanuc Controls proficiency, quality compliance, independent work, physical machine-shop activity, and occasional weekend availability.

Leads mechanical engineering design, analysis, inspection disposition, drawing approval, modeling, and field installation projects across multiple equipment lines. Provides advanced calculations, technical leadership, mentoring, design improvement, and customer-facing presentations. Requires expertise in mechanical machinery, CAD, engineering analysis software, and disciplines such as rotordynamics, structural analysis, or aerodynamics. Travel to field locations may be required.

Manage projects from kickoff through delivery, ensuring completion on time and within budget. Coordinate customers, sales, engineering, drafting, purchasing, shop operations, vendors, and accounting. Track schedules, drawings, requisitions, work orders, materials, invoices, payments, shipping, deliverables, and customer witness points. Maintain project documentation, communicate status, resolve discrepancies, and support project priorities and cost reporting.

Leads complex mechanical engineering projects involving product design, inspection review, engineering dispositions, advanced calculations, CAD modeling, drawing approval, and technical reporting. Mentors engineers, guides designers, manages multiple projects, and leads remote equipment installation and startup activities. Requires expertise in mechanical engineering disciplines such as rotordynamics, structural analysis, and aerodynamics, along with customer and cross-functional communication. Travel may be required for field investigations and equipment support.

Leads continuous improvement initiatives across manufacturing and repair facilities using Lean and Six Sigma methods. Manages capital projects, facility integrations, kaizen events, process standardization, training, and operational excellence road maps. Develops Power Apps, Power Automate workflows, and Power BI dashboards for digital process improvement. Partners with cross-functional teams to improve safety, quality, cost, and delivery while mentoring leaders and operators and reporting results to executive leadership.

Operate CNC lathe and vertical turret lathe equipment for turning, boring, drilling, and threading components while maintaining close tolerances. Read blueprints, drawings, work instructions, G-code, and machining programs. Use and calibrate precision measuring tools, follow safety and quality requirements, operate lifting equipment, and perform basic machining practices. The role requires standing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and working around machinery, noise, and metal particles.

Performs mechanical assembly and precision dynamic balancing of turbomachinery components and rotating assemblies. Reads drawings, work instructions, and specifications; uses precision measuring tools and tooling; prepares inspection reports; documents quality issues; and maintains a safe, organized shop environment. The role requires physical activity, safe torch and lifting-equipment use, attention to detail, and compliance with quality requirements. Candidates need a high school diploma and two years of component assembly and dynamic balancing experience; industrial or machine shop experience is preferred.

Leads quality engineering across customer projects, manufacturing, and supply chain operations. Responsibilities include quality planning, inspection and test plan reviews, nonconformance investigations, root cause and corrective actions, supplier quality management, audits, calibration coordination, quality metrics reporting, and continuous improvement. The role requires collaboration with engineering, operations, project management, and supply chain teams, plus knowledge of ISO 9001, QMS principles, technical drawings, GD&T, and manufacturing quality practices.

Perform CMM programming and inspection of precision-machined rotating equipment components using Zeiss CMMs and Calypso. Conduct first article, in-process, and final inspections; interpret drawings and GD&T; maintain quality and traceability records; support NDT, nonconformance resolution, root cause analysis, corrective actions, and continuous improvement. Collaborate with machinists, engineers, and quality leadership in a shop and inspection-lab environment.

Supports industrial shop operations through general mechanical work, rotating-equipment disassembly, parts cleaning, blasting, painting, welding, machining assistance, material handling, shipping preparation, and shop cleanup. Maintains safety and organization standards, assists with equipment and fixture preparation, operates a fork truck after training, and performs physical work involving lifting, climbing, kneeling, and standing.

Operate large and small vertical turret lathes and conventional machining equipment to produce, modify, and repair rotating machinery components. Set up tooling and fixtures, interpret blueprints, perform turning, boring, threading, drilling, milling, and facing, and verify precision tolerances. Inspect parts, troubleshoot equipment, perform routine maintenance, document work, follow safety procedures, and collaborate with shop personnel on technical and production issues.

Programs and optimizes CNC mills and lathes using Mastercam and SolidWorks. Reviews CAD blueprints, determines machining sequences, selects tooling and cutting parameters, validates programs through simulations and testing, and supports machine setup. The role also trains employees, improves production efficiency, ensures blueprint compliance and safety, and may support operations leadership. Work is performed full-time in a metal shop environment in Canastota, New York.

Drive strategic growth for an industrial services business by managing target accounts, developing new opportunities, selling turbomachinery repair services, negotiating and closing deals, meeting margin objectives, and expanding customer relationships. The role requires strong rotating-equipment knowledge, industry relationships in energy markets, collaboration with engineering and operations teams, and frequent regional travel of approximately 40–60%.

Operate CNC horizontal lathes, milling machines, and vertical turret lathes to produce precision components. Perform turning, drilling, boring, threading, and finish machining while maintaining close tolerances. Read blueprints, drawings, work instructions, G-Code, and programs; use and calibrate measuring tools; follow quality and safety requirements; operate lifting equipment; and provide required personal tools. The role is full-time and on-site in a manufacturing shop.