HBM Machinist
FlexTrades is hiring HBM Machinists for nationwide project-based assignments supporting large part machining and precision manufacturing operations. If you know how to run big iron, hold tight tolerances, and manage complex setups with confidence, this role will feel like a natural fit. You will handle oversized components, work from detailed blueprints, and contribute to custom machining projects where accuracy matters.
Key Responsibilities
- Set up and operate large machining equipment for custom projects
- Read and follow blueprints with close attention to detail
- Complete full setups including securing parts
- Check measurements and tolerances using precision tools
- Inspect finished parts for quality
- Work with various metals and large components
- Keep machines maintained and work areas clean
- Safely use overhead cranes, forklifts, and pallet jacks with training provided
Qualifications
- Previous experience operating large machining equipment
- Ability to work with tight tolerances and complex parts
- Strong understanding of blueprint reading and geometric dimensioning
- Skilled in using precision measurement tools including micrometers, calipers, and indicators
- Comfortable working with a variety of metals and large components
- Ability to work independently and troubleshoot during setups
- Physical ability to handle large parts and operate lifting equipment
- Must bring basic measurement tools including calipers, micrometers, and indicators
About FlexTrades
FlexTrades is a manufacturing workforce solutions company that deploys skilled tradespeople to worksites across the United States. We specialize in helping manufacturers stabilize production, reduce downtime, and clear backlogs by supplying experienced technicians who are ready to contribute on day one. Our teams support aerospace, automotive, energy, food production, medical devices, and heavy industrial manufacturing. When a project requires precision, consistency, and craftsmanship, FlexTrades delivers the people who make it happen.
