Manganese Phosphate Operator — Night Shift & Benefits

KS Large Bore Pistons Group; Marinette (WI); On-site; USD 32,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Paid Time Off accrual begins on date‑h

Medical, Dental, Vision insurance upon

401k and employer match

Quarterly bonus program

Referral program

Fitness reimbursement program

Overtime hours

Work shoe reimbursement program

Tuition reimbursement program

Scholarship program

Job summary

KS Large Bore Pistons Group is seeking a Manganese Phosphate Operator in Marinette, WI to join the operations team. You will operate equipment to produce finished pistons and ensure adherence to production and quality standards.

You will inspect parts, manage chemical baths, perform routine maintenance, and train new staff. The role requires forklift licensing and basic math, with a background in manufacturing preferred.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Basic math and measurement skills needed.
• Ability to follow standard instructions and process sequences.
• Forklift license obtained per KSLP standards is required.
• Manufacturing background is helpful; blueprint reading required.

Responsibilities

• Operate equipment to produce finished pistons and meet quality standards.
• Communicate between shifts to relay information and issues.
• Inspect parts visually and with gauges to ensure specs.
• Clean areas, set up baskets, and adjust processes as needed.
• Maintain chemical baths, temperatures, and titration checks.
• Handle waste treatment per procedure and complete records.
• Perform basic daily maintenance and machine care.
• Train new employees and assist with material handling as needed.

Skills

Basic math

Blueprint reading

Hand tool usage

Quality awareness

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Forklift license

Job description

KS Large Bore Pistons Group is seeking a Manganese Phosphate Operator in Marinette, WI to join the operations team. You will operate equipment to produce finished pistons and ensure adherence to production and quality standards.

You will inspect parts, manage chemical baths, perform routine maintenance, and train new staff. The role requires forklift licensing and basic math, with a background in manufacturing preferred.