Machine Operator
korn ferryAurora (IL)
$22.00-24.15/hour
ApplyAbout the role
- PLEASE NOTE: this client is specifically seeking candidates with at least 4 years of Active Duty U.S. military experience – HEAVY MAINTENANCE BACKGROUND REQUIRED *Korn Ferry Military Division has partnered with our client on their search for a Machine Operator based out of their Elgin IL (40 miles NW of Chicago) facility. They are a global manufacturer of metal die cast precision components, offering plenty of room for career growth.
Compensation: $22.00-24.15/hour
What You Will Do:
Ensure the die is running properly; gather first off pieces following set-up and deliver to quality for inspection.
Responsible for observing and checking assigned casting/molding machine operations.
Responsible for observing quality of products for excessive flash, surface finish of casting and other obvious or specifically cautioned defects.
Will be required to frequently lift, carry, and move material(s) (weight varies, up to 50lbs.)Education and Work Experience
At least 4 years US Military Active Duty experience required (preferable targets: Aviation Maintenance Technicians, Navy Machinist's Mates (MM), Army Maintenance Technicians (91-series), Industrial Maintenance Technicians, Manufacturing Maintenance Mechanics, Heavy Equipment Mechanics, HVAC and Mechanical Systems Technicians)
Must have experience troubleshooting hydraulics, conveyors, gearboxes, bearings, pumps, motors, pneumatic systems, and production equipment.
Will be required to frequently lift, carry, and move material(s) (weight varies, up to 50lbs.)
Title: Machine Operator
Location: Elgin ILClient Job ID: 510808094
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