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CNC OPERATOR - 2nd Shift
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A CNC Operator programs and operates a computer controlled lathe used to cut wood, plastic, metal with extreme precision.
$48,704 / year median in Wisconsin
-4% projected decline
Job Description
CNC OPERATOR
•2nd Shift
PREMIER ALUMINUM
•2.9 Racine, WI Job Details $20
•$24 an hour 22 hours ago Benefits On-the-job training Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Shop math Dimensional measurements Parts drawings Precision measurement in machining
Full Job Description Description:
Be part of a workplace where people feel valued, supported and inspired to do their best work every day. We instill our core values in all that we do
•honesty & integrity, hard work, dedication to continuous improvement, and respect. CNC Operator
•2nd
Shift Wages:
$20
•$24, starting wages based on experience
Shift Premium:
$1.50 per hour worked on the 2nd shift
Days of Work:
Monday
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Thursday Hours of Work:
4pm
•2am Eligible for $250 monthly bonus based on attendance and safety 90 Day review with opportunity for pay increase (based on performance) Competitive benefits package Monthly employee events Premier Aluminum is an E-Verify employer Primary Functions Produces machined parts by operating a computer numerical control (CNC) machine, performing a standard series of progressive machining operations to close and exacting tolerances. Changes tools and assists with or performs standard set-ups. Duties and Overall Responsibilities Following detailed instructions, operates CNC and other machines to perform standard and repetitive sequences of operations where programs are proved and setups made and maintained by others Drilling, boring, milling, turning and balancing, as required Working from detailed process instructions Using precision measuring instruments or limit gauges to check machine positioning Inspecting your own work for quality Meeting rate for each part, while maintaining quality Maintaining a clean work environment Taking responsibility for equipment care and basic maintenance Assisting other operators as needed Recognizing own capabilities and taking initiative to continually improve Performing other duties as assigned Physical Requirements The physical requirements for this position require continuous standing and intermittent walking, bending, sitting, pushing/pulling and lifting of parts that may at times be in excess of 50 pounds. The CNC Operator should have the physical and mental ability to perform the above necessary job functions while maintaining an exemplary safety record.
Requirements:
Skills and Experience Machining fundamentals and basic operation skills Shop arithmetic Print reading and measuring procedures Ability to work individually or as part of a team Enthusiastic, cooperative and positive behavior Minimum of 6 months machine operation experience in manufacturing environment Hands on CNC Experience preferred Educational Requirements Two years of shop-related high school or vocational education, supplemented with on-the-job training in applied machine shop preferred