Machine Shop Support Technician

Hamel, MN
Full Time
Manufacturing
Mid Level

Machine Shop Support Technician

Envision your machining experience at work with an industry leader!

Enjoy a supportive and inclusive atmosphere with a wide-ranging benefits package, and excellent job security!  For over 70 years, Tolomatic has been a family-owned company and over that time has become an innovative leader in pneumatic and motion control products with a global reach.  Take advantage of this opportunity to use your machining skills while working on a variety of made-to-order projects.

As a part of the team, you will enjoy:

  • A clean, modern, climate-controlled work environment.
  • Convenient location off Highway 55 offering an easy commute.
  • Starting Pay Range of $35.00 to $39.00 an hour - DOE.
  • Great employee benefits including: Medical, Dental, Disability, Life, PTO, Profit Sharing, 401K Plan, Annual Bonus and Tuition Reimbursement.
  • Real, achievable advancement opportunities.


About You:

  • Associate’s degree or 2 years of technical training in machine tool technology or a related field.
  • Experience in programming turning operations which include lathes, multi turret and spindle lathes, and mill turns.
  • MasterCAM Mill experience a plus.
  • Ability to efficiently utilize CAD (Solidworks) in creation of CAM programs desired.
  • Ability to perform complete setup and operation of a wide range of CNC machining centers.
  • Ability to mentor and lead projects and other group activities.
  • Ability to analyze data and present summaries to justify process, tooling or machine changes.
  • Ability to effectively communicate with Design Engineering, Machinists, Machine Operators and Inspection personnel. Capable of working in a team environment.
  • Ability to use excel and ERP software to track and monitor consumable items and maintenance frequencies.
  • Ability to select and implement new machine tools specifically mill turn using automation to run unattended.


Primary Objective:

To create and maintain CNC programs, set up instructions, and update existing CNC programs using the latest CAM software package. To document tooling and setup procedures to maximize the ability of the Machine Operators and Machinists to perform part-to-part changeovers. To lead small projects and groups for continuous improvement efforts. To assist with material, tooling and machine selection processes to drive continuous improvements and obtain equipment with the latest technology. To be the Project Leader for new equipment selection and implementation with an emphasis on automation.


The Company:

We’re the Trusted Partner When Motion Matters. Our actuators are at the heart of the automation revolution. Our passion for linear motion is advancing electric vehicle manufacturing, optimizing food production, enhancing patient outcomes, and more. We’re a tight-knit team that takes pride in building world-class automation equipment—and lasting relationships with our customers.


 

If you have previous experience in CNC programming, we want to hear from you!  Do not miss out on this opportunity. Join the Tolomatic team today!

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to the individual's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, genetic information, status as a military veteran or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

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