Coil Forming Operator

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rl spring companyLake Geneva (WI)

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Job Description: Coil Forming Operator
Location: Lake Geneva, WI Shifts:2nd Shift
Pay: Competitive pay. Shift differential: 2nd shift: $1.50/hour Join R&L Spring Company and build your future in manufacturing! We are hiring Coil Forming Operators to run precision equipment that produces high-quality parts for customers worldwide. Whether you have prior manufacturing experience or are looking to start a hands-on career, we’ll provide the training you need to succeed. We are hiring for all shifts! 2nd shift hours: Monday – Friday from 2:30 pm to 11:00pm OR 3:30 pm to 12:00 am What You’ll Do Operate coil, wire form, and four-slide machines Perform quality checks and complete documentation Work with team members to keep production running smoothly Safely handle, inspect, and package finished parts
What We’re Looking For: Mechanical aptitude and attention to detail Ability to follow work instructions and use measuring tools (training provided) Manufacturing experience preferred, but not required High school diploma or equivalent Why Work at R&L Spring? Competitive pay Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match Paid time off and holidays Training and advancement opportunities Family-owned company with a supportive culture
Safety Requirements: Adherence to OSHA regulations, mandatory safety training, use of PPE, knowledge of emergency procedures, ability to perform physical tasks, relevant safety certifications, and compliance with drug and alcohol testing policies. Apply Today! Take the next step toward a stable, rewarding career. Apply now to become a Coil Forming Operator at R&L Spring Company. Equal Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities

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