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Maintenance Mechanic

Posted 8 days ago

goodwinrecruitingChicago (IL)

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Senior

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About the role

Advanced Machinist – Chicago, ILJoin a respected global manufacturing leader known for its innovation and commitment to producing high-quality steel products. This is a unique opportunity to leverage your machining skills in a stable environment dedicated to employee growth, safety, and long-term success. Advanced Machinist Benefits & Compensation Extra $1.00/hour for 2nd shift; extra $2.00/hour for 3rd shift Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance Short-term disability and life insurance10 paid holidays and generous PTOQuarterly gainsharing bonuses 401(k) with matching and profit sharing Overtime and double time pay Advanced Machinist Requirements & Qualifications High school diploma or GED required 6+ years machining experience (mill, lathe, saw, or boring machines) with large steel forgings Ability to communicate in English Proficiency with tape measures Ability to lift, push, and pull at least 50 lbs Advanced Machinist Preferred Background & SkillsCNC (mill or lathe) experienceMDI experienceOSHA or machining certifications Advanced Machinist Day-to-Day Responsibilities Operate overhead crane for machine loading and unloading Layout and plan cut paths; determine proper tooling Monitor machining process, adjusting feeds and speeds as needed Manage chip production and maintain a clean work area, including sweeping and shoveling Measure finished pieces using rulers, pi tape, dial indicators, and calipers Complete required documentation in paper or electronic format Follow all company safety policies and procedures If you are an experienced machinist seeking a long-term role with a global leader and a supportive, safety-focused team, we encourage you to apply.

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