CNC Machine Operator

Grede•Menomonee Falls, WI

8d•$20 - $26

About The Position

Seeking CNC Machine Operators for all shifts (1st, 2nd & 3rd). This position comes with a $1,000 Hiring Bonus! Hourly rate of $20.00–$26.00 with shift premiums, based on experience If you're passionate about technological leadership, operational excellence, and quality service, consider growing your career at Grede! Our company is dedicated to innovation in an industry that’s always focused on the future. We reward our committed team members with advancement opportunities and a variety of incentives to recognize their efforts. From comprehensive benefits packages to paid time off, we strive to invest in our employees and make each individual feel like family. Join the Grede team and accelerate your development with a best-in-class organization! Our CNC Machine Operators run numerically controlled machining and turning centers and use machine tools to produce precision parts and instruments. This position works from part drawings and specifications. You'll identify tooling, machine malfunctions, and operating problems and report issues to the lead contact for corrections and adjustments. In addition, the CNC Operator makes offsets and tool changes to produce quality parts, working with tolerances that need to be exact to within +/- .05mm.

Requirements

2+ years of experience as a CNC operator.
Working knowledge of Fanuc controls on machines such as the Mori Seki, Okumas, Harding, etc.
Ability to lift/handle heavy objects frequently.
Ability to stand for 8 hours.
Self-motivated and willing to work as a team member to empower yourself and others to succeed.
Maintain a good attendance record, follow all company safety policies, and keep work environment clean.

Responsibilities

Use micrometers, electronic and/or air gauges, calipers, verniers, surface gauges, height, and depth indicators to check work for dimensional accuracy; willing to train.
Make minor adjustments to maintain tolerances and finish requirements.
Perform minor tool changes.
Load, inspect, assemble, and pack parts in accordance with visual operator manufacturing instruction, work instruction, OPPM, visual aid, or quality alert, or other required documentation.
Fill out required documentation, as well as understand and follow frequency of inspections.
Be cross-trained on different machines as dictated by business needs.
Additional duties as directed by the supervisor.