CNC Lathe Operator Edgerton, Wisconsin, United States

Maxcess International Corp; Appleton (WI); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Maxcess International Corp, located in Appleton, WI, is hiring a CNC Lathe Operator. This role involves operating various CNC and manual lathes in a lean manufacturing environment focusing on high-quality production with a solid starting wage and opportunities for growth and overtime. Candidates should have strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset to ensure efficient operations.

Benefits

Competitive pay with performance-based raises

Quarterly incentive program

Stable day shift schedule with overtime opportunities

Opportunities for skill development

Qualifications

• Good communication and teamwork skills required.
• Willingness to learn and improve processes expected.
• Goal-oriented and accountable mindset needed.

Responsibilities

• Operate CNC and manual lathes efficiently.
• Read and interpret blueprints accurately.
• Use measurement tools and troubleshoot machining issues.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Willingness to learn

Goal-oriented mindset

Sense of urgency

Job description

Now Hiring – CNC Lathe Operator
Starting at $26.00/hour +
Quarterly Incentive Plan Available

Schedule:

• Monday–Thursday: 6:00 AM – 4:00 PM (10-Hour Shifts)
• Friday Overtime as Needed (4 or 8 Hour shifts starting at 6am)
• First Shift Only – No Rotating Shifts

Join Edgerton, WI basedMaxcess - Componex, a Lean Manufacturing facility specializing inWINertia Aluminum Dead-Shaft Rollersfor the flexible packaging, printing, and converting industries. Our lean processes allow us to produce high-quality rollers with an astonishing 5-day lead time.

What We Offer:

• Competitive pay with performance-based raises in the first 90 days
• Quarterly incentive program
• Stable day shift schedule with overtime opportunities
• Opportunities for skill development and involvement in continuous improvement

Our Equipment Includes:

• CNC Double-Headed Boring Lathes
• Manual Turning Lathes
• CNC Haas, Poreba, and Toolmex Turning Lathes

What You’ll Do:

• Operate CNC and manual lathes
• Read and interpret blueprints
• Use measurement tools: tape measure, micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, profilometers
• Understand G&M codes, feeds and speeds, insert selection, and surface finishes.
• Troubleshoot machining issues such as chatter and taper
• Follow Lean Manufacturing and 6S principles
• Move parts using a hoist
• Stand and work for up to 9.5 hours per day

What We’re Looking For:

• Good communication and teamwork skills
• Willingness to learn and improve processes
• Goal-oriented mindset
• Sense of urgency and accountability in daily tasks

Ready to make an impact in a fast-paced, high-quality manufacturing environment? Apply today!

Maxcess is an equal employment opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, disability, age, pregnancy, national origin, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. We are committed to diversity and inclusion, and all qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.

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