Manual Machinist - Grow Your Skills on First Shift

Krueger Bearings, Inc; Menomonee Falls (WI); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Krueger Bearings, Inc. is seeking someone with machining experience who wants to grow their manual skills in a low‑volume, custom shop. You’ll work with a family‑owned team, learn on real parts, and contribute to quality work.

Responsibilities include operating manual milling machines, reading blueprints, and using micrometers and calipers to verify tolerances. You’ll develop setup skills, select tooling, and collaborate with experienced machinists while keeping the workspace safe and organized.

Qualifications

• Some experience with manual milling or other machining equipment.
• Basic blueprint-reading and measurement skills, or a willingness to develop them.
• Good mechanical aptitude and attention to detail.
• A willingness to learn new skills and accept coaching.
• A dependable attitude and commitment to quality.
• The ability to work independently as your skills develop and to work well with a team.

Responsibilities

• Operate manual milling machines to produce precision parts.
• Learn and perform machine setups with guidance as needed.
• Read blueprints and learn to work within required tolerances.
• Use measuring tools such as micrometers and calipers to check your work.
• Learn to select tooling and determine the best approach for each job.
• Make adjustments to produce quality parts that meet specifications.
• Work with experienced machinists and other team members to solve problems.
• Keep your work area clean, organized, and safe.

Skills

Manual milling

Machining experience

Blueprint reading

Measurement

Attention to detail

Willingness to learn

Job description

Krueger Bearings, Inc. is seeking someone with machining experience who wants to grow their manual skills in a low‑volume, custom shop. You’ll work with a family‑owned team, learn on real parts, and contribute to quality work.

Responsibilities include operating manual milling machines, reading blueprints, and using micrometers and calipers to verify tolerances. You’ll develop setup skills, select tooling, and collaborate with experienced machinists while keeping the workspace safe and organized.