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Charter Casting in Shawano seeks a Productive Maintenance Tech to keep production areas clean, safe, and ready for the next shift. You will work with hand and power tools, assist with equipment startup and shutdown, and identify issues early to prevent downtime.
Requires a high school diploma or GED, mechanical aptitude, and basic math skills. This is full-time, on-site work with benefits and bonuses available.
Charter Manufacturing is a fourth-generation family-owned business where our will to grow drives us to do it better. Join the team and become part of our family!
Shift: 2nd shift 2pm to 12am (4, 10 hour days. Mon-Thur)
Pay: $24.50/hr (Base is 23/hr + 1.50 shift premium = $24.50/hr)
A foundry runs better when someone pays attention to the details—clearing buildup, keeping equipment clean, and spotting repair needs early.
We’re hiring a Productive Maintenance to help keep our production areas safe and ready for the next shift.
In this hands-on role, you’ll:
Bring mechanical aptitude, basic math skills, and a willingness to work safely alongside your team. A high school diploma or GED equivalent is required; GEDWorks program eligibility is available.
This is active, physical work with constant standing and walking and occasional lifting or moving up to 60 lbs., with or without reasonable accommodation.
We offer comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits, along with a 401(k) plan that includes employer matching and profit sharing. Additionally, we offer company-paid life insurance, disability coverage, and paid time off (PTO).
This position may include access to controlled information or technology under U.S. export control laws. Employment may be contingent on either the applicant verifying that the applicant falls under the “U.S. Person” definition (including U.S. citizens, U.S. lawful permanent residents, and those granted U.S. asylum or refugee status) or the employer timely obtaining any necessary export license under federal law. The employer evaluates export licensing on a case-by-case basis and may decline to proceed with a job applicant in its sole discretion, as export license applications can take many weeks to process.