The stability of a family-owned, closely-knit organization;

The pride and strong morale fostered by our tradition of New England Craftsmanship, combined with our adoption of the latest in manufacturing, test, and design technology.

The opportunities presented by strong market growth and our position as a leader within our market, along with our ongoing product line expansion with innovative new designs.

The advantages of our North Shore location--close to the city of Boston, but with a New England seashore environment. Winter ski outings; summer fishing, camping, or boating; spectacular hiking trails; mountain adventures--all are within easy day or weekend trip range. And the fall foliage is like nowhere else!

• Machine Operator B = Individual with less than two (2) years direct experience.
• Machine Operator A = Individual with more than two (2) years direct experience and skills noted below with "Machine Operator A"

Responsibilities to include:
• Operating equipment to the established methods and procedures including lean manufacturing concepts according to supervisor or delegate’s instruction.
• Maintain a neat, clean, organized and safe work area including wiping down benches, sweeping floors and putting items away that are not in use.
• Wearing the required personal protective equipment -safety goggles, ear plugs and footwear.
• Maintain quality of work as well as production rates.
• Other duties as required by supervisor or delegate.

Machine Operator B:
Clean Out Machines
Differentiate one part from another
Getting Gauges
Lift a minimum of 25 pounds
Maintain Oil Levels
Monitor machine for obvious problems
Perform Cosmetic Quality Checks
Perform Dimensional Quality Checks
Perform Time Keeping Transactions
Prepare Material for Machine
Read Blue Prints
Read Dial Calipers
Read Digital Indicator
Read Micrometers
Stock-up Machine
Use Comparator
Use Parts Scale
Use Plug Gage
Use Thread Gage
Wipe Down Machines

Machine Operator A:
Change Gears & Cams
Get Machine Out of Alarm Mode
Grease Machine
Perform daily paperwork to applicable procedures
Perform Off-set Changes
Prepare Colletts
Prepare Feed Tubes
Put Away Tooling