Posted August 22, 2026
Horizontal Boring Mill Operator
EST Tool & Machine
Brodhead, KY, US
Full Time
Job Description
Job Description
Off Shift Horizontal Boring Mill Operator
Pay Rate: $20-$24 Based on experience
Job Duties:
- Follow Part Process Packet:
- How to set the part up for each operation.
- Program name and tools for each program.
- Follow Instructions from previous Shift:
- Instructions concerning where to continue running part.
- What operations need completed.
- Observe machines regularly throughout the shift for:
- Inserts/Tooling Wear (Change as needed)
- End of operation (Check part to print)
- Program issues that may occur
- Fill out digital documents/paperwork during each shift:
- Time Tracking—Detailed notes for next operator to know what issues happened on their shift, what operation part is on, etc.
- Part Check—Measurements for dimensions bubbled on print
- Time Ticket—Documentation of jobs worked on throughout shift (How you get paid)
- Non-Conformances—Red tag to identify scrap or rework parts due to tooling, operator issues, or program issues.
- Work Orders—Machinery/Equipment that is not functioning properly.
- Shovel chips
- Keep area clean
- Follow all company safety protocol.
Skills/Qualification:
- Requirement: Minimum of 2 year experience setting up and running a horizontal boring mill.
- Ability to use measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, gauge blocks, etc.)
- Attention to Detail.
- Self-Motivated
- Take pride in your work.
- Follow written/verbal instructions.
- Prior experience running CNC machines and/or 5-axis mills.
Benefits:
-
Medical Coverage (Company pays ½ of Employee’s Health Care Plan) -
401K (Company matches 0.5% per 1%) -
Life Insurance Options -
Additional Insurance Options (Aflac) -
Paid Vacation (Up to 3 Years = 1 Week Vacation, 3 Years = 2 Weeks Vacation, Accrue a day every year until top out at 3 Weeks Vacation (8 years)) -
4 Sick Days a year -
Tool Bill Policy (Full time employees can purchase needed tools from MSC on “credit” and pay back a minimum of $25.00 a week until paid off— “Credit” Amount cannot exceed a week’s salary.
