Seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Tooling Technician to manage and optimize the cutting tool inventory for a large-scale CNC machine shop, supporting production through effective tooling management, process control, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Responsibilities
Maintain accurate inventory of cutting tools, holders, inserts, and related components
Monitor tool usage and life to ensure availability and minimize downtime
Implement and maintain tool crib systems and vending solutions
Collaborate with engineers, programmers, and process technicians to specify correct tooling for each application
Source and procure tooling from approved vendors, ensuring cost-effectiveness and quality
The Lead CNC Machine Operator is responsible for operating and setting up CNC machines while providing support and guidance to team members on the production floor.
Responsibilities
Set up and operate CNC machines to produce quality parts
Read and interpret blueprints and CNC prints, including tolerances to .000
Use calipers, micrometers, and other measuring tools to verify product quality
Monitor machine performance and make adjustments as needed
Assist operators with setups, troubleshooting, and technical questions
Mechanical engineer to improve existing products, focusing on reliability, streamlining production, managing obsolescence, and supporting the production team.
Responsibilities
Analyze failures from production, returns and the field, find the root cause and drive the fix through design, process or supplier changes
Improve reliability of products in the field, using repair and return data to decide where to act first
Targeted product Improvements to streamline production and assembly processes to reduce defects, assembly time and cost
Manage component obsolescence and end-of-life: find and qualify replacements before parts run out
Qualify second sources for critical components to reduce supply risk and cost
Requirements
Master's or Bachelor's degree in mechanical, manufacturing or industrial engineering, or a related field
As a Manual & CNC Machinist at Automation Systems & Controls, Inc., you'll work onsite in Ellabell, GA, producing precision components for custom-engineered systems and manufacturing projects.
Compensation
Hourly Pay: Starting at $30.00 per hour for qualified candidates, with higher rates available based on qualifications and performance.
Precision Machinist responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining conventional and CNC machine tools to manufacture precision components in accordance with technical drawings and work instructions.
Responsibilities
Set up, operate, and maintain conventional and CNC machine tools to manufacture components according to technical drawings and work instructions.
Operate measuring equipment, gauges, and fixtures to conduct dimensional inspections and ensure product accuracy.
Perform basic machine troubleshooting, maintain production records, and notify the Supervisor of machine, tooling, or safety concerns.
Maintain clean and organized work areas, follow technical instructions, and support additional duties assigned by the Supervisor.
Requirements
NITEC or Higher NITEC in Precision Engineering or an equivalent qualification.
Progressive Tooling Engineer responsible for machining, maintenance, repair, inspection and improvement of progressive press tools and precision tooling in a manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
Manufacture and machine progressive press tools and tooling components
Perform precision machining of complex profiles and intricate tooling components
Achieve required dimensional accuracy and tight tolerances
Perform and oversee CNC machining activities
Carry out precision and surface grinding
Requirements
Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Tool & Die, Precision Engineering or a related technical discipline
Nice to have: 7–10 years of experience for Senior Engineer level
Own BOM development and costing for incoming opportunities.
Break down drawings and requirements into a complete, accurate BOM.
Build and refine should-cost models and pricing inputs to support competitive, margin-accurate bids.
Run comparative analysis across suppliers, materials, processes, and build approaches to identify the lowest-risk, lowest-cost path to source and build.
Serve as the technical point of contact for post-award execution, supporting sourcing decisions, engineering change evaluations, and supplier quality resolution.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in supply chain engineering, manufacturing engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, or a related technical discipline.
Nice to have: 6+ years of increasing responsibility in supply chain, manufacturing, or technical roles
Nice to have: experience developing cost estimates
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