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B&S Machine Shop Manual Machinists in Fairhope, Alabama
BandS Machine Shop has employment opportunities for Conventional Machinist. We are recruiting experienced well seasoned Machinist as well as Machinist just starting their career.
We have been in business for 40+ years and can offer stable employment for Machinist with good work ethic.
Visit our website www.bsmachineshop.com to get a snapshot of our company as well as a sample of the type parts that we manufacture
Our company offers 6 paid holidays a year, 50% participation in Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance premiums, up to 4% match 401K, and a cash profit sharing check to all eligible Machinist.
The successful candidate for this job opening will be required to setup and operate a well equipped well tooled conventional lathe to manufacture parts such as Shaft Sleeves, Shafts, Couplings, Flanges as well as other cylindrically shaped parts. Critical diameters on the parts that we make can be as tight as .0005" and non-critical dimensions as loose as .032" while maintaining print required surface finishes.
Our products are machined from a wide variety of material but the most common are 400 and 300 Series Stainless Steel and a wide variety of Steels and Bronzes.....occasionally plastic.
Being located in the Sunny South the Temperature outside can and does get pretty hot. To combat the heat and provide a comfortable work environment we keep our facility air-conditioned to reduce fatigue and make the work day pleasant.
BandS Machine provides ALL Micrometers and Precision measuring tools. We calibrate and verify these tools in house at regular intervals to insure the accuracy of our final product.
Our machinist are required to supply personal tools such as but not limited to Dial Indicators, Hand Wrenches, Dial/Digital Calipers, Allen Wrenches (English and Metric) Non Marring Hammers, Scribes, Punches, Edge/Center Finders....etc
The workday starts at 7:00 AM. At 8:45 we take a scheduled break. At 9:00 it back to work until lunch at 11:30. After a 30 minute lunch, we start the afternoon run. The "Final Bell" dings at 3:30. Normally we work 5 days a week. Overtime is always available and sometimes necessary to keep up with shipments and customer demands. Sometimes overtime is required cooperation is expected.
