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Conventional Machinist – 2nd Shift (Manual Lathe & Mill)

Company: Crane Aerospace & Electronics
Location: Burbank
Posted on: February 27, 2026

Job Description:

At a Glance Company: Crane Aerospace & Electronics Location: Burbank (On-Site) Job Type: Full-Time Pay Range: $24.87 – $31.74 per hour (based on experience) Shift: 2nd Shift | Monday–Friday | 2:30pm – 11:30pm Overtime: As Needed Experience Level: Entry to Mid (1 year conventional machining experience) Work Authorization: U.S. Person required (ITAR compliance) Published: February 26, 2026 Apply Link: Apply directly through hireCNC ? Compensation based on experience and technical capability. Why This Role Exists This role exists to support ongoing aerospace production programs that require precision manual machining for repair, modification, and specialty components. At Crane Aerospace & Electronics, this position plays an important role in producing and modifying mechanical components used in aircraft landing and braking systems. Conventional machining remains critical for specialty work, rework, prototyping, and precision support operations. The Work You’ll Be Doing In this role, you will: Set up and operate conventional (manual) lathes and milling machines Machine parts to blueprint specifications Fabricate, modify, or repair mechanical components and tooling Align and secure fixtures, cutting tools, and materials Monitor feeds and speeds during machining operations Study blueprints and determine machining sequences Select proper tooling and materials for each job Perform first-piece and in-process inspections Measure finished parts using precision instruments Detect machine irregularities by sound, vibration, or finish quality Communicate with engineering and production teams to ensure accuracy and quality Machines, Controls & Equipment You’ll work with equipment such as: Machines: Conventional (manual) lathes Manual milling machines Drill presses Surface grinders Shapers and specialty shop equipment Inspection Tools: Micrometers Calipers Height Gages Precision measurement fixtures Materials You’ll Work With Aluminum Mild and Alloy Steel Stainless Steel Aerospace-grade metals What We’re Looking For Required : 1 year of conventional machining training or hands-on experience Ability to set up and operate manual lathes and mills Ability to read blueprints and understand GD&T Knowledge of cutting tool geometry and machining fundamentals Experience using precision inspection tools Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy Reliable, safety-focused, and team-oriented U.S. Person (ITAR requirement) Preferred (Not Required): Aerospace manufacturing experience Machine shop coursework (trade school or junior college) Understanding of shop math, geometry, and basic trigonometry Why Machinists Like Working Here Machinists choose Crane Aerospace & Electronics because: Clean, organized aerospace shop environment Stable, long-term aerospace programs Steady second-shift schedule Competitive pay and full benefits Opportunities to grow into CNC or advanced machining roles A culture that values craftsmanship and technical skill Pay, Benefits & Schedule Pay Range: $24.87 – $31.74 per hour (DOE) Pay Notes: Placement within range based on experience Overtime paid per state and federal guidelines Benefits: Medical, dental, vision (effective first of month following start date) Life and disability insurance 401(k) with company match 15 days PTO (accrues starting day one) 12 paid holidays per year Tuition reimbursement after 6 months Schedule: Monday–Friday | 2:30pm – 11:30pm Overtime: As Needed Apply Interested machinists can apply directly through hireCNC.

Keywords: Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Fullerton , Conventional Machinist – 2nd Shift (Manual Lathe & Mill), Engineering , Burbank, California


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