Woodworking Machine Operator — Training Provided

Central Wisconsin Woodworking Corporation (CWWC); Town of Weston (WI); Sur place; USD 22 000 - 30 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Competitive salary

Health insurance

Paid time off

Career advancement

Holiday pay

IRA matching

Direct deposit

60-day wage review

Résumé du poste

Central Wisconsin Woodworking Corporation is seeking a full-time Machine Operator at our Weston, WI location. The role involves running Glue Line, Laminate Saw, and related woodworking machinery to manufacture cabinet components.

Training is available for candidates with limited prior machining experience. Responsibilities include reading work orders and prints, using measuring tools to maintain tolerances, performing QA checks, ensuring correct labeling, and coordinating with other departments

Qualifications

• Read and interpret work orders and prints.
• Use measuring equipment to verify tolerances.
• Perform QA checks on finished parts.
• Adhere to safety procedures and PPE requirements.

Responsabilités

• Operate Glue Line, Laminate Saw and related machinery for cabinet components.
• Safely run equipment and complete machining processes with precision.
• Read instructions, work orders, and prints to guide operations.
• Use measuring tools to verify tolerances on parts.
• Perform visual QA of parts and ensure correct labeling.
• Collaborate with other departments to ensure smooth workflow.
• Maintain a clean, safe work environment and proper storage of finished products.

Connaissances

Reading prints

Measurement tools

QA inspection

Safety awareness

Outils

Glue Line

Laminate Saw

Doweling Machine

Edgebander

Description du poste

Central Wisconsin Woodworking Corporation is seeking a full-time Machine Operator at our Weston, WI location. The role involves running Glue Line, Laminate Saw, and related woodworking machinery to manufacture cabinet components.

Training is available for candidates with limited prior machining experience. Responsibilities include reading work orders and prints, using measuring tools to maintain tolerances, performing QA checks, ensuring correct labeling, and coordinating with other departments