Twin Districts Region MS

A machinist should have the tolerance to produce and gather engineering parts made from a variety of materials, to within size distinctions of only a few hundredths of an inch. A machinist must also be proficient in handling the current and latest tools at his disposal, from hand and measuring paraphernalia to machine tools. A machinist must have a keen eye for interpreting 2-D engineering illustrations/blueprints of engineering components or machines. He must also plan and economically complete the manufacture of the components utilizing the available time and equipment. A machinist must have a keen eye for interpreting 2-D engineering illustrations/blueprints of engineering components or machines. He must also plan and economically complete the manufacture of the components utilizing the available time and equipment. A good machinist must have a high level of craftsmanship. Craftsmanship is the sum of all the skills that is mentioned. A machinist should always find ways to create an economical, safe and effective ways to enhance the productivity of the company.