CNC Operator 1st Shift

Premier Aluminum•Racine, WI

11h

About The Position

Premier Aluminum is hiring a first-shift CNC Operator to produce machined parts by operating computer numerical control (CNC) machines. The role involves performing standard, repetitive sequences of progressive machining operations to close and exacting tolerances, changing tools, and assisting with or performing standard setups. Programs and setups are generally proved and maintained by others. The position pays $20–$24 per hour based on relevant experience, with work hours of 6 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Employees are eligible for a $250 monthly bonus based on attendance and safety. A 90-day performance review may provide an opportunity for a pay increase. The company also offers a competitive benefits package and monthly employee events. The role requires continuous standing and intermittent walking, bending, sitting, pushing, pulling, and lifting parts that may exceed 50 pounds. The operator must be able to perform the necessary job functions while maintaining an exemplary safety record. Premier Aluminum is an E-Verify employer.

Requirements

At least 6 months of previous manufacturing experience to ensure familiarity with industrial environments and safety practices.
Machining fundamentals and basic operating skills.
Shop arithmetic.
Print reading and measuring procedures.
Ability to work individually or as part of a team.
Enthusiastic, cooperative, and positive behavior.
Reliable attendance and a strong work ethic.
Positive attitude and willingness to learn and grow.
Strong awareness of surroundings and commitment to safety in a foundry environment.
Physical and mental ability to perform the job functions, including continuous standing and intermittent walking, bending, sitting, pushing, pulling, and lifting parts that may exceed 50 pounds.

Nice To Haves

Hands-on CNC work in a manufacturing environment is preferred.

Responsibilities

Operate CNC and other machines according to detailed instructions and standard, repetitive sequences of operations.
Perform drilling, boring, milling, turning, and balancing as required.
Follow detailed process instructions.
Use precision measuring instruments or limit gauges to check machine positioning.
Inspect own work for quality.
Meet the rate for each part while maintaining quality.
Maintain a clean work environment.
Care for equipment and perform basic maintenance.
Assist other operators as needed.
Recognize personal capabilities and take initiative to continually improve.
Perform other duties as assigned.