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                                                                   Exhibit 10.14

                                  JOHN R. BUCHAN

                                 FIRST AMENDMENT

                                       TO

                              EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT

      This First Amendment to Employment Agreement is entered into on September
17, 2004 by and between John R. Buchan, an individual ("Executive"), and Autocam
Corporation (the "Company").

      Whereas the Company and Executive have entered into that certain
Employment Agreement dated January 21, 2002 (The "Employment Agreement"); and

      Whereas Section 2(d) of the Employment Agreement provides for a benefit to
Executive in the form of collateral assignment split-dollar life insurance plans
(the "Plans"); and

      Whereas the Company will be filing a registration statement with the
Securities and Exchange Commission with respect to long term notes it has
issued; and

      Whereas upon the filing of such registration statement, the loans that are
deemed to be outstanding by Company to Executive pursuant to the Plans may be
illegal; and

      Whereas the Company and Executive wish to amend the Employment Agreement
to terminate each of the Plans and to substitute a benefit to Executive that
will be the approximate equivalent.

      NOW THEREFORE, Executive and Company agree that Section 2(d) of the
Employment Agreement is hereby amended and restated to read in its entirety as
follows:

            (d) Life Insurance. The Company agrees that with respect to each of
Northwestern Life Insurance Company Policies of life insurance No. 15993788, (i)
all amounts due from the Executive in respect of premiums paid prior to the date
hereof pursuant to the Plans are hereby forgiven and become a bonus to the
Executive on the date hereof, (ii) Company will continue to pay the premiums due
on each of the Policies as they become due until the termination of this
Agreement and (iii) the Company will pay to Executive a cash bonus in calendar
2004 and each calendar year thereafter in an amount intended to compensate
Executive for the tax consequences of the forgiveness of debt under (i) above
and the payment of premiums under (ii) above at times and in amounts as has been
agreed upon by Company and Executive and as calculated by the Chief Executive
Officer of the Company and approved by Company's management. All such payments
shall be treated as compensation to the Executive in the year paid and are not
subject to any reimbursement to Company by the Executive at any time.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this First Amendment to Employment
Agreement effective as of the date first above written.

                                        /s/ John R. Buchan
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                                        John R. Buchan

                                        Autocam Corporation

                                        By: /s/ John C. Kennedy
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                                                                   Exhibit 10.15

                             English translation of
                              EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT

BETWEEN:

      Autocam France, a limited liability company with capital of eu 2,200,000,
having its registered office at Zone Industrielle des Pochons, 294 Promenade de
l'Arve, 74300 Thiez, registered in the Registry of Companies and Commerce of
Bonneville under no. B 420 291 411, represented by John C. Kennedy, duly
authorized,

                                                      hereinafter, "the Company"

                                                              in the first part,

                                                                             AND

      Bruno Le Sech, a French national, born on June 25, 1962 at Saint Germain
en Laye (78), residing at La Boulaie, 72100 Beaufray,

                                                     hereinafter, the "Employee"

                                                             in the second part.

(The Company and the Employee being sometimes mentioned hereafter individually
as the "Party" or together as the "Parties.")

IT BEING FIRST SET FORTH:

The Employee entered into the employment of Frank et Pignard, a subsidiary of
the Company (the "Subsidiary") on January 14, 2002, as Operations Director.

Pursuant to an agreement signed the same day, the Employee was transferred, with
his consent, effective May 31, 2002, from the Subsidiary to the Company, to
serve as Chief Operating Officer Europe (COO Europe), having as his
responsibility the general management of the Company's operating subsidiaries in
the machining sector, of which the principal facilities are located in the
Valley of the Arve.

The purpose of the present Contract is to determine the terms and conditions of
the Employee's employment in the Company.

THE ABOVE BEING NOTED, IT IS NOW AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

ARTICLE 1 - ENGAGEMENT

The Employee is engaged as COO Europe for the Company, with seniority as from
January 14, 2004, the date of his beginning work for the Subsidiary.

The present Contract is subject to the provisions of the French Labor Code and
the National Collective Bargaining Agreement for Engineers and Managers in the
Metal Industry (hereafter, the "Collective Bargaining Agreement").

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ARTICLE 2 - FUNCTIONS

2.1   As COO Europe, the Employee will have responsibility for the tasks
      described in Annex 1 to the present Contract. For clarity, it is noted
      that the Emplyee's position is outside the classification scheme of the
      Collective Bargaining Agreement.

      The Employee will also serve as an officer of the operating subsidiaries
      of the Company in the machining sector. The Company therefore undertakes
      to purchase Directors & Officers insurance for the Employee.

      The parties undertake to submit the present Contract to UNEDIC and to
      request its opinion as to the ASSECIC unemployment benefits payable if the
      Salary were to be discharged. If UNEDIC were to give a negative opinion,
      the Company undertakes to purchase private unemployment insurance for a
      cost equivalent to what would have been paid by the Company if UNEDIC had
      given a favorable opinion.

      In addition, the Company may require the Employee to perform any other
      task necessary for the Company's development, subject to the Employee's
      consent if such tasks are substantially different than those described in
      Annex 1.

2.2   The Employee will exercise his functions in conformity with the
      instructions that may be given to him at any time. He will report to his
      hierarchical superior on the activities and tasks that are given to him.

2.3   The Employee must also insure that at all times his activities are
      performed in conformity with applicable regulations, the Company's
      internal rules, health and safety, as well as in conformity with the
      recommendations of the Company's Executive Committee. The Employee shall
      use his best efforts to insure that the same is true for all work done by
      his subordinates acting under his instructions.

2.4   The Employee will work principally at the registered office of the Company
      or in its other facilities. Nothwithstanding the foregoing, however, the
      Employee may be required to make necessary business trips throughout
      France and abroad for less than two weeks.

ARTICLE 3 - DURATION OF THE CONTRACT

3.1   The present Contract will have an indeterminate duration, beginning on May
      31, 2002.

      It will not become definitive until the end of the trial period of three
      months, beginning on January 14, 2002, the date of the Employee's
      commencement of employment with the Subsidiary.

      During the trial period, either of the parties may terminate the contract
      pursuant to the provisions of the Collective Bargaining Agreement.

3.2   Without prejudice to Article 3.3 below, either of the parties may
      terminate the Contract on three months notice.

3.3   If the present Contract were to be terminated for any other reason than
      for a grave or serious fault, as defined below, or the resignation, death
      or incapacity of the Employee after continuous service with the Company
      for at least six months, the Employee will receive an indemnity of 24
      months Gross Remuneration, as defined below, in which is included all
      termination indemnities, remuneration for non-competition, and other
      indemnities required by law or the Collective Bargaining Agreement
      (hereinafter, the "Indemnity").

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      For purposes of the present Article 3.3, it is expressly agreed that the
      terms "grave fault" and "serious fault" shall mean theft, physical
      violence, violation by the Employee of the terms of Article 10 below,
      embezzlement or abuse of corporate assets, deliberate presentation of
      imprecise accounts, forgery or use of a forgery, repeated and unjustified
      absenteeism, sexual harassment, refusal to implement a law which has been
      specifically mentioned to him despite an express request, sabotage, or
      being under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the workplace.

      For purposes of the present Article 3.3, "Gross Remuneration" shall be
      determined on the basis of the average gross monthly salary (including the
      seniority bonus and any other annual bonus granted on a discretionary
      basis by the Company's managers, but excluding all other forms of
      participation or profit sharing, individually or in general) received by
      the Employee during the twelve months preceding the date of his
      notification of termination. It is also agreed that the Indemnity shall be
      decreased by any sums paid to the Employee by reason of (i) all or any
      part of the indemnity for the notice period referred to in Article 3.2
      above, in so far as the Company has dispensed with his obligation to work
      during this period; (ii) any termination or departure indemnity required
      by law or the applicable collective bargaining agreement; (iii) any
      indemnity required by Articles L. 122-14-4 and L. 122-14-5 of the French
      Labor Code; and (iv) any non-competition remuneration provided for by the
      applicable collective bargaining agreement. The Indemnity will be
      decreased by the total amount of taxes and contributions for social
      security due from the Employee (including the CSG and CRDS).

ARTICLE 4 - REMUNERATION

4.1   As remuneration for his work as an employee, as described in Article 2
      above, it is expressly agreed that the Employee shall receive from the
      Company annual gross remuneration of eu 180,000, paid in twelve equal
      monthly payments (hereinafter, the "Base Remuneration") to which shall be
      added the seniority bonus, calculated on a twelve months basis. This
      remuneration will be paid annually in conformity with the Company's normal
      practices and those of its subsidiaries concerning salary increases.

4.2   In addition, and without prejudice to any legally required participation
      or any general profit sharing plan put in place by the Company, the
      Employee will be granted an annual bonus depending on the Company's
      performance, granted in conformity with the Company's historical
      practices, the amount of which, between 30% and 200% of the Base
      Remuneration, will be determined on the basis of the results obtained by
      Mr. Sech for the operational objectives agreed in advance by the Employee
      and John Kennedy, the Company's manager, or his successor.

      In any case, it is expressly agreed between the two parties that the
      amount of this bonus for the first year shall be at least eu 70,000.

4.3   The Employee acknowledges that this remuneration is all-inclusive and
      takes into account all the work that may be required of him and his level
      of responsibility. This remuneration is based on the legally determined
      working hours, resulting from applicable laws and regulations, which is
      currently 35 hours per week, and takes into consideration the supplemental
      hours that the Employee may need to spend by reason of operational
      constraints within the Company, his level of responsibility, and his
      autonomy to organize his work.

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ARTICLE 5 - PROFESSIONAL EXPENSES - COMPANY CAR - VARIOUS COSTS

5.1   Professional expenses paid by the Employee in the interests of the Company
      and in conformity with the Company's usual policies will be reimbursed by
      the Company on presentation of appropriate receipts.

5.2   The Company will put at the Employee's disposal, for personal and
      professional use, a company car having a value of approximately E
      50,000, and will pay for or reimburse the costs that the Employee pays for
      the professional use of the car, on presentation of appropriate receipts.

5.3   The Company will pay, on presentation of appropriate receipts, the annual
      membership fees for a sports club chosen by the Employee, and will
      reimburse the Employee the reasonable costs of educating his two children
      until they obtain their high school diploma.

5.4   The Company will pay the costs of lodging and food for the Employee at
      Marnaz, as well as the costs of his weekly travel to visit his family if
      they have not yet moved, and until July 31, 2002 at the latest.

      The Employee's moving and realtors fees will be reimbursed by the Company
      on presentation of appropriate receipts.

ARTICLE 6 - PAID LEAVE

The Employee will have five weeks of paid leave per year, subject to any more
favorable provisions in the applicable Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Days of leave not taken by the Employee will not be paid in cash nor rolled over
to the next year, unless the Employee was not able to use his leave due to the
express request of the Company.

ARTICLE 7 - SICK LEAVE - ACCIDENTS

If the Employee will be absent for illness or due to an accident, he should
inform the Company as soon as possible.

The Employee will be indemnified during this period in conformity with
applicable regulations, the Collective Bargaining Agreement, and the Company's
internal rules.

ARTICLE 8 - COMPLEMENTARY HEALTH INSURANCE

The Employee will have complementary health and dental insurance coverage in
conformity with applicable regulations and the Company's internal rules.

ARTICLE 9 - CONFIDENTIALITY

The Employee is bound by professional secrecy. Except as strictly necessary for
the execution of his functions as defined by the present Contract, the Employee
undertakes to not divulge, communicate or utilize directly or indirectly any
information that he will obtain in the context or during the time of his
functions, and concerning the Company or the Group to which it belongs, as well
as their clients and activities. This confidentiality undertaking on the part of
the Employee will be valid both for the duration of the present Contract and
after its termination.

Among other things, the Employee will use his best efforts to prevent the
divulgation of such information by the Company's employees under his authority.

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ARTICLE 10 - CONFLICTS OF INTEREST - NON-COMPETITION - NON-SOLICITATION

10.1  The Employee undertakes to dedicate all of his time and all of his
      capacities to his work at the Company. As a result, the Employee should
      abstain from entering into any professional engagement other that those
      specified in the present Contract.

10.2  The Employee undertakes, for the duration of the present Contract and for
      a period of one year from his effective departure from the Company,
      renewable once at the option of the Company, not to:

      (i)   conduct, participate, or have an interest in, as employee, partner,
            shareholder, investor, director, consultant or in any other manner
            (except as a holder of shares or bonds of a public company not
            conferring more than 5% of the rights to vote in a General
            Shareholders Meeting) directly or indirectly, in affairs or
            activities competing with those conducted by the Company and its
            subsidiaries, which, for the purposes of the present Article, are
            defined as precision machining and precision mechanical assembly for
            the automotive, electronic industrial, and medical industrial
            sectors;

      (ii)  solicit or accept (in his own name or that of another) the business
            of a person having been the client of the Company or of the
            companies of its Group (to the extent that the employee was involved
            with such a client or such a company in the Group) for two years
            following the notification of the termination of the Employment
            Contract, for goods or services competing with those manufactured,
            marketed or provided by the Company and its subsidiaries during the
            two years following such notification;

      (iii) persuade, solicit or influence any person to quit his position or
            employment with the Company or one of its subsidiaries or to entice
            such person;

      (iv)  without limitation in time, use any name, trademark, know-how
            related to the activities mentioned in (i) above, patent, logo or
            similar sign to those used by the Company or the companies having,
            or having had, directly or indirectly, capital ties or other
            commercial relations with the Company, or any other name that might
            be confused with such names, trademarks, know-how related to the
            activities mentioned in (i) above, patents, logos or similar signs,
            it being understood that this undertaking shall remain in effect for
            the duration of the protection of such names, trademarks, know-how
            related to the activities mentioned in (i) above, patents, logos,
            and similar signs.

      If the Company decides to renew the non-competition period for a
      supplementary period of one year, it must notify such intention to the
      Employee one month prior to the end of the initial non-competition period.

      In the case of the termination of the present Contract and if the Company
      does not discharge the Employee from his non-competition obligation as
      defined in this Article 10.2 at least eight days prior to his effective
      departure from the Company, the Company will pay the Employee, as
      remuneration for this non-competition clause, an indemnity as set forth in
      the Collective Bargaining Agreement.

ARTICLE 11 - RETURN OF DOCUMENTS AND OBJECTS TO THE COMPANY AFTER THE
TERMINATION OF THE CONTRACT

At the expiration of the present Contract, the Employee agrees to return to the
Company all documents, drafts, brochures, catalogues, objects, etc. belonging to
the Company, its Group, its clients or suppliers, of which he has possession.

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ARTICLE 12 - DECLARATION

The Employee expressly declares that the functions he will take on within the
Company do not contravene any non-solicitation clause or non-competition clause,
of any kind.

ARTICLE 13 - VARIOUS

13.1  The present Contract and its Annex replace any prior agreement or contract
      between the Parties concerning the terms of the Employee's work with the
      Company as an employee of the latter.

13.2  The present Contract cannot be modified expect in writing, by mutual
      agreement by the Employee and the Company.

13.3  The provisions of Article 9, 10, and 11 will remain in effect after the
      end of the present Contract.

Done in three copies at Thyez
April 30, 2002

For Autocam France SARL
/sgn/                                               /sgn/
John Kennedy                                        Bruno Le Sech
Manager

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                                      ANNEX

                  DEFINITION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF BRUNO LE SECH

1.    TITLE

      COO Europe

2.    GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

      In charge of all European operations for Autocam France.

      Priorities: setting up Autocam France's operations, first as a groundwork,
      then in traditional form, and management insuring the profitability of
      operations in Europe.

3.    PARTICULAR RESPONSIBILITIES

      3.1   Hierarchical liaison

            The position of COO Europe is under the direct responsibility of
            John Kennedy, President of the Autocam group.

            He is attached to all Quality, Finance, Technical, Commercial,
            Factories, and Adminstrative functions.

      3.2   Liaison with other members of the organization

            The position will also require collaboration with the same teams for
            Autocam US and Brazil.

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