Robotic Polishing Cell Operator - 2nd shift

Posted 2 days ago

site staffingSouth Milwaukee (WI)

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Job Description: Robotic Polishing Cell Operator - 2nd Shift Location: Milwaukee, WI Pay: $32/hr + $3/hr Shift Premium Schedule: Monday-Thursday, 4:00 PM - 2:00 AM (OT available Fridays)?
About the Role: We are hiring a Robotic Polishing Cell Operator to support our automated manufacturing process. This is a hands-on role working with robotic equipment to polish and finish metal castings. This position is ideal for individuals with machine operating, CNC, or automated production experience looking to grow into robotics.
Responsibilities: Load and unload parts into robotic polishing cells Operate and monitor robotic belting and buffing equipment Perform changeovers and basic setups Replace abrasive belts and buff wheels Run and select pre-programmed robotic processes (no programming required) Perform basic troubleshooting to keep production running Inspect parts for quality and make minor manual corrections as needed Maintain a clean and safe work area Qualifications High school diploma or GED Experience in manufacturing, CNC, or machine operation Exposure to automation or robotics (Fanuc a plus) Ability to perform setups, adjustments, or basic troubleshooting Strong attention to detail and quality Ability to work in a fast-paced production environment Preferred (Not Required) Experience with: Polishing, buffing, or metal finishing CNC machining or automated cells Fanuc or similar robotic systems?
Physical Requirements: Lift up to 50 lbs regularly Stand, bend, and move throughout shift Work in a manufacturing environment (noise, temperature changes)? Work Environment & Perk Stable manufacturing environment with automation PPE provided (steel toes required) No drug screen Consistent schedule with overtime opportunities Why Apply? Competitive pay + shift premium Opportunity to grow into robotics and automation Stable, long-term manufacturing role

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