Machinist

• Use lathes, milling machines, vertical and horizontal boring mills, shapers/slotter machines, surface and cylindrical grinders, radial drill presses, appropriate hand, power and measuring tools, radio controlled overhead cranes, fork lifts, presses and all other shop equipment
• Work Bench-floor & field work, including alignments
• Utilize materials which include castings, forgings, bar stock flats and rounds
• Read prints and drawings, layout and plan work according to blueprints, and select proper materials and machines necessary for precision machining of product
• Test, inspect, dismantle, assemble and repair machined product accurately while making provisions for handling of materials, equipment and tools when needed
• Observe all safety rules and LOTO procedures
• Keep work area and equipment clean and orderly
• Perform routine maintenance and assists Maintenance personnel
• Work in both inside and outside environmental conditions, while exposed to elevated noise levels, oils solvents, and oil based products, extreme cold and heat; close proximity to moving parts, chips, shavings, scale, and sharp tools
• Obtain and maintain OSHA 10 and equipment certifications, as required
• Additional tasks as assigned

• Machinist Apprenticeship, AAS degree in Machining Technology or equivalent in an applicable field
• 1 – 3 years of experience in fabrication and welding in heavy industry, manufacturing, or mining; experience working with machinery, equipment operation or a closely related field preferred
• Demonstrated proficiency in all categories of Machining Technology, including critical alignments and sophisticated measuring tools
• Ability to perform installation and set-up of “Class 5” bearings & Babbitt Bearing Fits
• Competent in manipulating numbers, quantities, shapes and spaces; able to take precise measurements and calculate necessary dimensions
• Ability to repair machinery required in operating departments and roll shops
• Valid Colorado Drivers License
• Must be a self-starter with the ability to work with minimal supervision and manage your time when given multiple tasks
• Must have excellent interpersonal communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively with all levels of personnel
• Physical ability to climb, walk, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, make repetitive motions, hear, etc. and the ability to constantly exert forces up to 50 pounds and frequently exert forces up to 100 pounds to lift, carry, push and pull
• Qualified Candidates will be required to demonstrate proficiency through testing

• $23.80 - $27.66 per hour
• Shift differential

At EVRAZ North America, we manufacture engineered steel products for rail, energy and industrial end markets at six production sites located in the USA (Portland, Oregon; Pueblo, Colorado) and Canada (Regina, Saskatchewan; Calgary, Camrose and Red Deer, Alberta). We are the largest North American producer by volume in the rail and large diameter pipe markets, and we hold leading positions in the Western Canada oil country tubular goods, small diameter pipe and West Coast plate markets.We offer competitive wages and benefits along with training, apprenticeships and development programs to help you accomplish your professional objectives. We encourage our employees to continue their education by providing tuition reimbursement and training opportunities. And our open door policy fosters a culture of open communication that allows every employee to have a voice in the company. It’s how the best ideas come to light—and why the best people choose to work at EVRAZ North America.