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Company Overview

Manufacturing Solutions Industries, Inc., was established in 1992 to provide the industry with well-designed, dependable, easy-to-operate machinery. Initially, we specialized in the design and manufacture of equipment for the industrial fastener industry. Today, we serve all types of manufacturing and distribution operations.

Currently, we are expanding our team. We are looking for a Machinist/Manufacturing Trainee that’s willing to be hands-on and desires to be trained in an OEM facility.

Position: Machinist/Manufacturing Trainee

Location: Beaumont, Texas

Qualifications

• High School, GED, or experience in lieu of education
• Ability to pass all pre-employment screening including background checks, drug testing, and physical
• Must be able to complete basic mathematic computations
• Competent in basic computer skills and internet software knowledge
• Accurately and consistently follow detailed procedures in order
• Work collaboratively as part of a team with a professional attitude and a service-oriented mindset in a fast-paced, flexible environment
• Available to work overtime and weekends as required
• Ability to withstand up to high physical demands: standing for long periods of time, frequently lifting forces up to 50 pounds, and exposure to normal shop hazards

Responsibilities

• Responsibilities of the Machinist/Manufacturing Trainee include, but are not limited to:
• Reading manufacturing drawings
• Operating machine shop equipment (with opportunity in CNC equipment)
• Bandsaw
• Milling machine
• Drill press
• Engine lathe
• Benefits
• Full-time positions are eligible for medical insurance and retirement

• The Structural Welder must be able to cut raw materials and then be able to weld them according to print. Knowledge of reading a tape measure and operating a saw is a must.
• Reading and understanding blueprints prior to starting a project
• Sourcing the materials to be used in the project
• Measuring and cutting materials to specifications
• Welding materials using the correct materials to join the metals together
• Checking finished work to make sure that it falls within the tolerances marked on the blueprints

• The Assembly Technician is responsible for putting together component parts or pieces adhering to a specified set of blueprints or schematics. They verify the correct quantities of components parts and quality check completed items, manage parts inventory, and use hand tools and mechanical equipment to produce structurally sound products and equipment
• Follow technical instructions, interpret engineering blueprints and technical terms.
• Discern quality of parts and materials used in production.
• Inventory parts and tools used in the assembling process.
• Follow company procedures and directives.
• Test finished products for defects.
• Maintain the tools used to create products.
• Keep a clean and well-maintained workspace

• A CNC Operator, or a Machining Tool Operator, sets up and operates metal-cutting machinery to build tools and parts of various machinery. Their duties include studying blueprints and creating the design, cutting metal, and manipulating it to build the project, and performing regular maintenance on their machinery. Knowledge of reading AND writing programs is preferred.
• Read and understand blueprint designs
• Set up machinery for production
• Rework metal to create the blueprint design
• Measure and verify all calculations prior to setting up the machinery
• Maintain a clean and organized working environment
• Complete routine maintenance of their machinery
• Enter all relevant codes to specify the feed, speed, and cut of any toolpath for a CNC

• Setup electrical layouts and machine tool wiring
• Programming Logic Controller and Frequency Drives
• Utilize basic troubleshooting skills and strong mechanical skills with attention to detail
• Read blueprints
• Use basic hand tools