2nd shift CNC Machinist role at VollRath in Kiel, WI, setting up and operating CNC equipment and performing turning/milling/drilling work to tight tolerances. You'll read blueprints and process sheets, make your own setups, and edit/adjust CNC programs to optimize feeds and speeds. Standout perks include a $3,000 sign-on bonus and a $1/hour shift premium.
- $3,000 sign-on bonus
- $1/hour 2nd shift premium
- Make own setups and adjustments
Hours: 2nd Shift (Start: 2:30p, End: 11p to 1a)
Pay: Starting: $25.13 to $30.02 per hour, plus a $1 Shift Premium
Sign On Bonus: $3,000
Job Description
Perform a wide variety of machine tool operations including but not limited to setting up and operating CNC equipment, as well as turning, milling, drilling, boring, and threading machines. Working from blueprints, process sheets, established procedures and schedules, make own setups, modify and/or edit CNC programs, and/or adjust to optimize feeds and speeds on all machine shop related equipment according to size and type of material to achieve quality standards. May also be required to perform work in the absence of general use specifications and layouts. Required to check and inspect own work using rulers, calipers, micrometers, go-no-go gauges and precision inspection equipment to maintain tolerances. Operate turning and milling tool sharpening equipment and drill grinders to maintain tooling. Initiate corrective action to resolve problems and report major malfunctions and continuing difficulties to supervisor. Identify problems with jigs, fixtures and tooling and make adjustments as required. Perform own material handling and minor machine maintenance; follow good housekeeping and safety practices. Advise and assist others as required. Perform other miscellaneous duties as required. Provide own basic tools to efficiently perform job.
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