Woodworking Machinist

Posted 2 days ago

eggers divisionTwo Rivers (WI)

Machinists Custom Architectural Woodwork and Millwork Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$21.86/hr

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About the role

Every custom door tells a story-and it starts with you. In this story we are looking for team members to create something tangible, learn a new skillset and solve problems while producing an extraordinary door! What will I do? Take ownership of an automated CNC machine that will cut materials Machine setup/load correct tooling, secure material onto machine bed Enter data into computer Machine start up and monitor the process with adjustments Quality checks using calipers, rulers and tape measure Solve problems by diagnosing issues on CNC machine Meet company-wide continuous improvement goals Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area ensuring with OSHA standards What’s in it for me? Starting wage of $21.86/hr with $1.00 shift premium for 2nd shift 1st shift (Monday – Friday 6am – 2pm) 2nd shift (4 days/10hour shifts – Monday through Thursday 2pm – 12am) Overtime available for the team to help meet deadlines Monetary Incentives: Perfect Attendance Program New Hire Bonus Comprehensive benefits package including tuition reimbursement Opportunities for Career Growth About us VT Industries, Inc. is a leading source of quality commercial wood doors, laminate countertops, butcher block countertops, and other crafts with beautiful design possibilities. Contribute to the craftsmanship at VT!

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