The Technical Operator performs multiple duties to meet production requirements in the assigned area. This role may be assigned to a variety of tasks based on business needs and requires good judgment and mental alertness to ensure safe and efficient operations.
Pay: Starting pay at $24.75 per hour
Automatic pay increases at 90 days and 6 months!
Sign-on bonus of $1,500 paid out in two installments at 30 days and 90 days
1st Shift hours - no weekends required!
Proficient computer knowledge.
Ability to read and interpret detailed fabrication drawings.
Strong mechanical and math aptitude.
Ability to work with minimal supervision.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Problem-solving, adaptability, and decision-making abilities.
Ability to work collaboratively and communicate respectfully in a team setting.
High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
Manufacturing and job-related experience preferred.
Training experience preferred.
Ability to pass pre-employment screenings.
Experience with using hand tools (miter saw, table saw, routers).
Experience with finish trim work (installation and finish trim for windows).
Basic carpentry and residential construction skills.
Medium to heavy lifting required.
Training timeline for this position is up to 12 weeks or more.
Operate computer-controlled equipment and machines.
Read instructions, gauges, and measure accurately.
Troubleshoot, adjust, and repair equipment as needed.
Schedule work through areas of responsibility.
Program, set up, and run machines within the assigned area.
Demonstrate flexibility in work hours, including overtime as needed.
Comply with all safety, quality, and production requirements and procedures.
Rotate to other positions as needed and perform additional duties as assigned.
Build a variety of selling aids such as corner cuts, option boards and demonstration kits.
Fabricate free standing customer showroom displays.
Asist with the set-up and tear down of tradeshow exhibits (may require limited travel).
Fabricate tradeshow exhibits using a variety building materials.
Operate computer-controlled equipment and machines.
Read instructions, gauges, and measure accurately.
Troubleshoot, adjust, and repair equipment as needed.
Schedule work through areas of responsibility.
Program, set up, and run machines within the assigned area.
Demonstrate flexibility in work hours, including overtime as needed.
Comply with all safety, quality, and production requirements and procedures.
Rotate to other positions as needed and perform additional duties as assigned.
Build a variety of selling aids such as corner cuts, option boards and demonstration kits.
Fabricate free standing customer showroom displays.
Asist with the set-up and tear down of tradeshow exhibits (may require limited travel).
Fabricate tradeshow exhibits using a variety building materials.
| Location | Medford, WI |