2nd shift machine operator

ContractStaffingRecruiters.com; Middletown (CT); On-site; USD 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

ContractStaffingRecruiters.com is seeking a 2nd Shift Machine Operator located in Middletown, Connecticut. Responsibilities include cleaning and calibrating inspection instruments, organizing the work center for shift changes, and coordinating job handoffs to ensure smooth transitions. The ideal candidate should be able to lift heavy materials, read G-code, and work efficiently as part of a team.

Experience with machining properties and various hand tools is essential. Join us to maintain operational excellence and support team production efforts.

Responsibilities

• Clean and calibrate inspection instruments.
• Clean and organize the workbench.
• Before shift change clean and organize the work center for the incoming shift.
• Coordinate job handoff to the next shift.
• Keep the machine exterior and work center clean and orderly.
• Prepare jobs in advance and set up tools while the machine is running.
• Work as a team to run multiple machines at one time.
• Help coworkers set tools and prepare material as time permits.
• Maintain vigilance for unusual and unexpected sounds from machinery; report instances to the Foreman.

Skills

Ability to read drawings, blueprints and CNC screens

Familiarity with raw materials and their machining properties

Ability to lift heavy material

Twist and bend

Swing a wrench, screwdriver and other various hand tools

Read G-code

Differentiate a broad assortment of cutting tools

Use a broad assortment of inspection instruments

Job description

2nd Shift Machine Operator

• Clean and calibrate inspection instruments
• Clean and organize the workbench
• Before shift change clean and organize the work center for the incoming shift
• Coordinate job handoff to the next shift
• Keep the machine exterior and work center clean and orderly
• Prepare jobs in advance and set up tools while the machine is running
• Work as a team to run multiple machines at one time
• Help coworkers set tools and prepare material as time permits
• Maintain vigilance for unusual and unexpected sounds from machinery; report instances to the Foreman

Qualifications

• Ability to read drawings, blueprints and CNC screens
• Familiarity with raw materials and their machining properties
• Ability to lift heavy material
• Twist and bend
• Swing a wrench, screwdriver and other various hand tools
• Read G-code
• Differentiate a broad assortment of cutting tools
• Use a broad assortment of inspection instruments