CNC Set-Up Operator

Premier Aluminum · Racine, WI · Yesterday

On-siteManagement$26/hrFull-time

Wages and Hours

Base Pay: $26+, based on relevant experience. Work Hours: 4pm - 2am, Monday - Thursday. Shift Premium Dollars: $1.50 per hour worked on 2nd shift. Monthly Bonus Opportunity: earn up to $250 monthly safety and attendance bonus. Weekly pay.

Why You’ll Enjoy Working Here

Four-day workweek (Monday-Thursday)
Stable company with long-term employees
Opportunities for advancement
Supportive team environment
Safety-focused culture
Weekly pay

Primary Functions

Set-up, check routine programs and operate CNC machines to perform a standard series of progressive machining operations to meet precise tolerance/finish requirements. Instruct other operators on the job requirements.

Duties

Setup equipment and fixtures in machining center for other operators
Select proper tooling
Manually program short runs/special jobs
Instruct operators on procedures and methods
Make periodic operation checks to assure proper machining operations
Diagnose troubles and make adjustments
Work from drawings, process sheets, etc.
Use a variety of precision measuring instruments
Perform other duties as assigned

Physical Requirements

The physical requirements for this position require continuous standing and intermittent walking, bending, sitting, and lifting of parts that may at times be in excess of 50 pounds. The CNC Set-Up Operator should have the physical and mental ability to perform the above necessary job functions while maintaining an exemplary safety record.

Requirements

Requires general knowledge of machining fundamentals and basic operation skills, shop arithmetic, print reading and measuring procedures.
On-the-job training of three to four years in applied machine shop experience.
At least one year of set up experience with Mori Seiki machinery.
Must be proficient with Fanuc controls, and must have horizontal set-up experience.
Must be able to understand and edit basic programs.

Educational Requirements

Four years shop-related high school or vocational education supplemented with on-the-job training.