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Job Description Precision Machine Technician Job Title: Precision Machine Technician Location: Papillion, NE Salary Compensation: $24.00-$32.00 per hour | $50,000-$62,000 annually (Salary commensurate with experience.) Work Location: On-Site Only (Not remote or hybrid) Job Type: Direct Hire Industry: Manufacturing Company Size: 100-700 million in annual revenue Keys to Job: Must set up and operate CNC and manual mills/lathes, read blueprints, hold tight tolerances, calculate speeds/feeds, use precision measuring tools, build fixtures, troubleshoot machining issues, follow 5S/safety practices, and bring 3-5+ years of machine shop or apprenticeship-level experience. Precision Machine Technician Job Description A well-established industrial manufacturing operation is seeking a hands-on machining professional to support the production of custom components, short-run work, and specialty parts. This role is ideal for a quality-driven machinist who can move confidently between conventional equipment and CNC-controlled machinery while supporting daily shop priorities, setup needs, and continuous improvement expectations. The selected candidate will work with multiple materials, interpret technical drawings, prepare machines for production, verify finished work, and help ensure that parts meet customer and internal quality standards. This position requires sound judgment, strong measurement discipline, mechanical problem-solving ability, and a practical understanding of machining processes from setup through final inspection. Core Responsibilities

• Set up and operate manual, special-purpose, and CNC machining equipment used to produce metallic and non-metallic components.
• Review drawings, sketches, specifications, manuals, sample parts, and work instructions to determine dimensions, tolerances, sequencing, tooling, and setup requirements.
• Select, align, secure, and adjust fixtures, cutting tools, work holding devices, attachments, accessories, and raw materials for mills, lathes, drill presses, and related shop equipment.
• Calculate and adjust machining variables including speeds, feeds, coolant flow, cut depth, angles, chip load, and related control settings.
• Input, retrieve, edit, or verify CNC program information and machine-control data as required for setup and production runs.
• Start machines, monitor operation, identify out-of-tolerance conditions, and make adjustments to machine controls, tooling, setup, or process steps.
• Perform trial runs to confirm accuracy of machine settings, program data, tooling choices, and work holding methods before production continues.
• Measure, mark, scribe, inspect, and verify components using precision measurement methods and shop math.
• Assemble machined parts when required and verify fit, alignment, dimensions, and functional quality of completed assemblies.
• Build or modify fixtures for drilling, turning, milling, and other m

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