CNC Operator (2nd Shift)

Village Associates•Pulaski, WI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Village Companies – MCL Industries Division is seeking a CNC Operator for their Fabrication department. This role involves operating computer-controlled CNC machines to fabricate parts from metal or plastic, meeting customer specifications and production schedules. The company emphasizes creativity, craftsmanship, and a strong work ethic, offering a positive work environment with a focus on 'Happiness at Work'. MCL Industries specializes in machining, fabrication, assembly, and production runs, partnering with customers to deliver precision-built solutions in Pulaski, Wisconsin.

Requirements

Technical Degree preferred with 3 years of CNC machine operator experience.
Mechanical Background a plus.
ISO 9001 Knowledge.
Lean Manufacturing experience a plus.
Forklift certification a plus.
Computer programming skills as it relates to CNC machinery.
Mechanical skills with the ability to accurately measure using proper tooling.
Problem-solving and continual improvement mindset.
Ability to pay close attention to detail.
Be able to lift at least 25 lbs and up to 50 lbs for short periods of time.
Ability to maneuver around the CNC Machine (bending and twisting).
Must be able to stand for several hours per day, sit, bend, and lift.
Employees must be physically capable of performing the essential functions of the job, with or without reasonable accommodation, and must consistently demonstrate the ability to work safely, follow safety policies, and maintain situational awareness in a manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

Program first article specifications into the CNC Machine using customer drawings.
Read and follow a schedule to meet customer demands and ensure on-time delivery.
Utilize the bill of material to accurately select raw materials for processing.
Deliver finished machined parts to the next operation of production in a timely fashion.
Manually machine material utilizing power tools, calipers, and other measuring devices when the CNC machine cannot be used.
Verify settings by measuring positions, first-run part, and sample work pieces.
Maintain specifications by observing the drilling, grooving, and cutting process.
Take measurements, detect malfunctions, troubleshoot, adjust, and reprogram controls as needed.
Maintain safe operations by adhering to safety procedures and regulations.
Maintain equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements, following manufacturer's instructions, troubleshooting malfunctions, and calling for repairs.