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Kapco Metal Stamping in Osceola, WI is seeking a Punch Press Operator I on 2nd shift to support our growing manufacturing team. You will operate punch press equipment, maintain tooling, perform quality checks, and complete required paperwork with accuracy.
Forklift certification may be required, and Kapco provides strong benefits including Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, 401K, Profit Sharing, Vacation and Paid Holidays in a family-oriented culture.
Kapco Metal Stamping is the Midwest's premier contract manufacturer of metal components, trusted by some of the world's biggest brands to make precision metal parts. Kapco's constant investment in modern, state-of-the-art equipment and cutting-edge technology sets us apart from other manufacturers in the industry and helps us deliver the highest quality products to their partners.
Alongside our metal stamping, fabrication, welding, and machining capabilities, Kapco has built a lasting reputation for our family culture based upon six core values: Innovation, Attitude, Integrity, Impact, Accountability, and Safety.
Today, Kapco employs over 600 employees across our family of companies, and we are looking to add to our fast-growing team!
Punch Press Operator I - Kapco Osceola, WI
If you are driven to succeed with a passion for the professional growth and development of others, our employee-focused company may have the right opportunity for you. Kapco Inc. is looking for an experienced Punch Press Operator I on 2nd shift at our Osceola, WI facility.
Kapco is known for investing in its people and creating a culture of engagement, and is equally as committed to giving back to the community. As an employee, you can expect a goal-oriented compensation structure, excellent benefits including Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, 401K, Profit Sharing, Vacation, and Paid Holidays.
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