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Foundry Production Operator

Posted 3 days ago

charter aarrowcastGillett (WI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$43000 - 53000 per year

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About the role

Charter Aarrowcast is seeking Production Workers to support high-volume gray and ductile iron casting operations in our Shawano, WI foundry. In this role, you will operate molding, core, melting, and cleaning equipment; load and unload materials; and follow standardized work to meet safety, quality, and throughput goals. Responsibilities include monitoring equipment, performing basic adjustments, inspecting castings, documenting production data, and maintaining a clean work area. You’ll work as part of a reliable, team-focused culture with training, modern equipment, and opportunities to grow within Charter Manufacturing. Operate molding, core making, melting, and cleaning equipment per work instructions Handle and stage raw materials, molds, and finished castings safely Monitor equipment and product quality; perform basic adjustments as directed Inspect castings for defects and use gauges or tools to verify specifications Follow all safety procedures, PPE requirements, and Lockout/Tagout guidelines Record production counts, downtime, and quality information accurately Collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet production targets Perform housekeeping to keep workstations, aisles, and equipment clean Report equipment issues or safety concerns promptly Participate in training and continuous improvement activities to enhance processes Production machinery operation Foundry or metal casting processes Quality inspection and measurement Basic mechanical aptitude Reading production work orders Safe material handling Forklift or hoist operation Lockout/Tagout procedures Basic computer or HMI use Personal protective equipment (PPE) use Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k OSHA safety training Forklift certification Overhead crane certification Lockout/Tagout training

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