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Global Finishing Solutions
Machine Operator II
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A Manufacturing Machine Operator operates machinery used in a manufacturing facility, including a range of machines used for the production or transport of goods.
$38,256 / year median in Wisconsin
-7% projected decline
Job Description
Machine Operator II Global Finishing Solutions vision insurance, paid time off, 401(k), retirement plan, profit sharing United States, Wisconsin, Osseo 12731 Norway Road (Show on map) Aug 03, 2026 Build Quality. Build Your Career As a Machine Operator II, you'll be at the heart of turning raw materials into high-quality parts that keep our operations running smoothly. You'll program, set up, and operate a variety of CNC machines-press brakes, plasma cutters, turret machines, and more-bringing your technical skills and attention to detail to every project. Reading and interpreting blueprints, planning layouts, and calculating precise measurements will be part of your daily routine, ensuring every part meets exacting quality standards. Beyond just operating machines, you'll contribute to continuous improvement by identifying ways to make processes more efficient and reliable. You'll also perform preventive maintenance to keep equipment running at peak performance and have the opportunity to mentor Machine Operator I team members, sharing your knowledge and experience to strengthen the team. If you're someone who takes pride in precision, loves hands-on work, and thrives in a fast-paced manufacturing environment, this is the role where your skills will make a real impact. What Success Looks Like Program, set up, and run CNC machines (press brake, plasma, turret), dialing in precise calibrations to produce high-quality parts.
Confidently operate a wide range of shop tools-torches, beam punches, band saws, grinders, drills, angle gauges, bridge cranes, and drill presses-while keeping safety first.
Read and interpret blueprints, plan layouts, and build components that meet exact specifications.
Apply your technical expertise to calculate bend allowances and adjust for material thickness with accuracy.
Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and help implement smarter, more efficient shop processes.
Perform preventive maintenance to keep machines running reliably and minimize downtime. Qualifications That Shine High School Diploma or GED required
- additional technical training is a plus.
- You'll have autonomy in your role, supported by a team that trusts your judgment You'll Grow With Us
- We invest in your training, development, and long-term career path You'll Be Rewarded
- Competitive pay, performance incentives, 401(k) with profit sharing, and great benefits You'll Make a Real Impact
- Your work supports businesses across North America and shapes the future of finishing technology You'll Join a Great Team
- We're growing fast, we value collaboration, and are committed to your success Transparent Rewards At GFS, we recognize the dedication behind every role and ensure that our compensation reflects both your impact and our shared success.
Pay Range:
$21.00- $25.