616 Skilled Machine Operator jobs in Newberry,SC

Principal Machinist

Nordson Corporation

Clinton, SC 29325

Certificate in machine shop technology or technology/machinist - preferred associates degree
2-3 years of experience in a machining environment beyond post secondary or trade school education required
Recognized apprenticeship may be required
Follow established work instructions and company procedures to ensure safe, quality production
Ability to set up tool registers, mills, lathes, drills, Bridgeport, switches, offsets, and intermediate programing CNC computerized equipment for defined runs with limited supervision or assistance
Ability to run and set up Swiss tool machines and twin spindle lathes
Ability to run and set up pallet changers and horizontal mills and vertical mills
Responsible for routine machinery maintenance and running visual tests on broken or worn parts while keeping inventory of machine replacement parts
Fluent and well versed in blueprint interpretation and title block GD&T; and capable of determining key and critical characteristics
Ability to utilize calipers, gauges, indicators, micrometers, and other hand tools related to the occupation
Follow safety procedures and guidelines in the assembly process
Maintain a clean and organized work environment
Cross-train to on other equipment as needed

The Timken Company

Union, SC 29379

18 years of age or older.
Must be eligible to work in the US.
Must be willing to work overtime.
Must be willing to work any shift.
Ability to use and interpret shop drawings and shop measuring tools such as indicators, micrometers, thread and plug gauges and make appropriate offset adjustments to CNC programs.
Requires a general knowledge of mechanical or electrical principles.
Make decisions involving use of considerable initiative and judgment.
Must be able to work with medium weight tools and material and occasionally heavy weight tools and materials.
Must be willing to work any shift and work overtime.

Airport Security Careers

Newberry, SC 29108

West Fraser

Kinards, SC 29355

GED or better
Minimal sitting
Occasional repetitive hand movements.
Frequent bending, walking,
Occasional twisting, climbing, stooping, kneeling
Occasional crawling or squatting
Sweeping/shoveling
Bending, pushing, lifting (up to 50 lbs)
Wood dust below the PEL
Occasional skin exposure to oil/grease
Temperature extremes (the work area is typically inside but not centrally heated or cooled. A local heater/ fan is provided)
Noise –hearing protection is required.
>1%: Cramped positions
65 - 85%: Standing
5% Sitting
65 - 80% Walking
5% Climbing (stairs/ladders)
35 - 45% Extended reach forward or overhead, push/pull/twist, grasp/handle, bend/stoop/squat,
5% fine hand dexterity,
5-15% repetitive motion operating a control console
5-15 pounds: Frequent
16-30 lbs: Moderate
31-45 lbs: Occasional
Greater than 46 lbs.: Minimal
There may be some heavy lifting requirements on occasions.
Frequent pushing, pulling,