Drilling & Milling Machinist

A mill machinist operates equipment such as milling machines, end mills, revolving lathe tools, and drill presses, to produce manufacturing parts out of metal, aluminum, steel, or plastic, often for the aerospace industry. Using blueprints provided by a company's engineers, mill machinists assess specifications and configure equipment to produce batches of parts. The work requires technical knowledge and precision, since mill machinists take measurements to adequately setup the devices. They may be responsible for procedures such as cutting, squaring, milling, drilling, tapping, and boring. While some machines are operated manually, others have computer numerical control (CNC) capabilities. When programmed using CNC codes, machines do not have to be operated by hand.
- Incorporated on the 23rd February 2009 - New building construction built on the 2nd of February 2012 and completed on the 5th of June 2012 - Have engineering experience since the year of 1965 - Started the business from Vehicle automation and general fabrication developed to Marine Equipment fabrication and repair - Have business relationship with the Government Navy for 30 years since PSC Naval Shipyard to Boustead Naval Shipyard - Started business relationship with MTU Services (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd since year 1990.
Diploma / Advanced Diploma / Higher Graduate Diploma / DVM / DKM Level 4 / DLKM Level 5