Job description

Troy Industrial Solutions (TIS) is the leading provider of industrial electro-mechanical and fabrication support services in the Northeast, with locations in New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine. Troy Industrial Solutions’ history began in 1862 as a producer of leather belting products and provider of industrial supplies for the mills, mines, and factories along the banks of the Hudson and Mohawk rivers in upstate New York. As a broad range of new industrial technologies developed, TIS evolved and expanded along with them. 162 years later, TIS still keeps industry running.

“For a company to last over 150 years is truly amazing when you think of how it requires adapting to all the changes that have taken place in their markets.” – Tom Wujec, CEO Flexco Manufacturing

Troy Industrial Solutions offers competitive pay and an industry-leading benefits package including:

Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance
Employer-provided Life insurance
Employer-provided Short-Term Disability insurance
Voluntary life and disability benefits
401(k) plan with generous employer match
Flexible work schedules (five 8-hour workdays/week or four 10-hour workdays/week)
Paid time off
Continuing education assistance
No-cost Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
A professional culture with a family atmosphere

If you are interested in a career with a great employer, then we welcome you to apply to the Troy Industrial Solutions family.

Troy Industrial Solutions is looking for a motivated, career-minded individual with proven experience to fill a**Conventional / Manual Machinist**position. The individual in this position is responsible for fabricating and/or repairing large and small components as needed by our electro-mechanical repair shop. This is a job-shop environment with a fluid schedule. We do provide some short run / small batch parts production for a few customers, but most of our work is one-off parts for customer jobs.

In this role you will be responsible for the following:

Operate manual mills, lathes, VTL, Bridgeport, and more.
Proficiency in the use of manual equipment, reading micrometers, and utilizing digital readouts is a must.
Reverse engineer old or obsolete parts and recreate to proper specifications and materials.
Interpreting engineering drawings, diagrams, and the occasional “back of a napkin.”
Basic equipment maintenance and work area cleanliness
Review job orders that require machine work and provide estimates on time required for repair or fabrication.
Work alongside/support CNC machining with the opportunity to learn CNC if desired.

QUALIFICATIONS

To succeed in this role, you should have the following skills and experience:

Knowledge of standard machine shop equipment including lathes, milling machines, grinders, and more
Ability to produce features on parts to tolerances of +/- 0.001”
Demonstrated commitment to quality and customer service
Ability to work independently or as part of a team
Welding experience preferred

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE

Demonstrated proficiency in the operation of manual machining equipment required
Two-year degree from a technical school or certificate from an industrial program preferred
One to three years of actual work experience

Please see Job Description for a complete list of duties, responsibilities, and qualifications.

You should be proficient in:

Machine Setups for Production Runs
Manual Machining Skills
Quality Inspection Experience
Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
Welding Setups for Production
Machine Safety Inspections
Meets Physical Requirements
High School / GED
Excellent Communication Skills
Experience in a Manufacturing Environment
Basic Computer Skills
Industrial Construction
Heavy Equipment Repair
Equipment Troubleshooting

Machines & technologies you'll use:

Manual Vertical Mill
Calipers and Micrometers
MIG Welder
TIG Welder
Stick Welder
Manual Grinder
Manual Lathe
Boring Mill
CAD Software
Measurement Gauges
Vertical Lathe